Mary's case referred to grand jury after delays; possible oversight issues in state attorney's office
Summary
The excerpt mentions a grand jury proceeding for an unnamed case involving a minor named Mary, with procedural delays and comments from an assistant state attorney. It lacks any reference to high‑prof Grand jury scheduled for July 19, 2006 after earlier delays. Assistant state attorney Lanna Belohlavek involved in case handling. Detective Recarey communicated with Mary’s stepmother about testimony
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