Trial and Error
The Outcry for Justice in the Dennis Dechaine Case
Two articles suggest Dechaine case not over
Aug 17, 2015
My Aug. 10 newspaper has two front-page articles that suggest the Dennis Dechaine case could be far from over.
One, “Missive’s location remains mystery,” describes an alleged note — now missing — from Gov. Paul LePage threatening to withhold $500,000 in state funding to Good Will-Hinckley if the board of directors did not rescind its job offer to House Speaker Mark Eves, D-North Berwick.
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