Meanwhile, Justice Nancy Mills agrees Alexis Wright and Mark Strong Sr. should not be tried together.
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Lawyers want separate trials in Zumba case
Daniel Lilley, Mark Strong’s attorney, says his client should be tried separately from Alexis Wright, who faces more serious charges.
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Kennebunk police release 15 more names in prostitution case
Meanwhile, a local TV weatherman goes public to say his name won’t be appearing on any upcoming list.
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Prostitution case invites legal scrutiny
Some observers question the deliberate pace in the prosecution of the Kennebunk case, but experts say it may be an effort to keep it from ‘spinning out of control.
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Filing: Alleged Kennebunk prostitute posed naked with son
The 7-year-old’s father calls the pictures inappropriate and requests full custody.
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Court papers in Zumba case describe confiscated items
Investigators initially were looking for information in relation to Alexis Wright’s website, documents show.
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Kennebunk police charge 18 more alleged ‘johns’ in prostitution case
Unlike the first list of 21 court summonses, this list has no immediately recognizable names.
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More names expected in Kennebunk prostitution case
The scandal is unfolding in slow motion, with the first 21 johns’ names released two weeks ago and more expected to be released today.
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Song a ‘regular guy’s perspective’ on scandal
‘I Wish I Knew’ grabs the public’s attention with a video on YouTube and air play on local radio.
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Sex scandal clashes with image of small-town Maine
The story of Alexis Wright, the former Zumba instructor accused of using her business in downtown Kennebunk as a front for prostitution, clearly has taken hold.