BANGOR (ME)
Bangor Daily News
December 1, 2018
By Judy Harrison
Prosecutors from the state want a Hampden homicide victim’s spiritual journal to become evidence in their case against her alleged killer. But the priest who directed her to keep the journal says it should be treated as if he heard its contents in a confessional.
A superior court justice is set to decide whether the journal is evidence in the case against Renee Henneberry Clark’s alleged killer, her brother-in-law Philip Clark, after a Wednesday hearing on the prosecutors’ request.
Prosecutors want to read the diary to see if its contents can be used as evidence in their murder case against Clark.
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