Mary's case referred to grand jury after delays; possible oversight issues in state attorney's office

TTERSON h. So in a sense we failed to get ein would call a news program om to order the program's traffic nething about the man’s arro- CHAPTER 47 Mary: July 2006 n June 29, assistant state attorney Lanna Belohlavek told Detective Recarey that despite his protestations, the case would be going to a grand jury after all. One had been convened for July 19. On July 12, Recarey spoke with Mary’s stepmother, who said » that she still hadn’t heard from the state attorney’s office. This, | too, was odd, since Recarey knew that Mary would be called q upon to testify. ___ She was back in Palm Beach now, after months of living with j out-of-state relatives. All in all, it had been a very tough year for Mary. ___-What has happened to my daughter’s life is criminal,” her 1 ather would say. Mary had been sent to a school for troubled children. For her it was the wrong place at the worst time in her life. She had " 179 178 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_010520