Anthony Sanborn's guest appearances

Anthony Sanborn

Portland Press Herald Audio

Crime&Stuff

Hillary Clinton

Sam Sifton

Timothy Simons

Patrick Dempsey

Angus King

Stephen Reid

Todd Kohlhepp

Maura Murray

Susan Collins

JonBenet Ramsey

Charlie Cullen

Bill O'Reilly

Janet Mills

Bruce Poliquin

Diane Russell

OwlTail

Logan Marr

Updates on Logan Marr (episode 18) and Anthony Sanborn (episode 22). Find out how Logan Marr’s sister, Bailey, turned out. Some good news for a change. On the other hand, in the ongoing saga of Anthony Sanborn, the Portland, Maine, man recently freed on bail after 27 years in prison, find out what a case investigator had in his attic all these years. Hint: The defense might have liked to see it.

Updates on Logan Marr (episode 18) and Anthony Sanborn (episode 22). Find out how Logan Marr’s sister, Bailey, turned out. Some good news for a change. On the other hand, in the ongoing saga of Anthony Sanborn, the Portland, Maine, man recently freed on bail after 27 years in prison, find out what a case investigator had in his attic all these years. Hint: The defense might have liked to see it.

Bonus Episode 1: Logan Marr, Anthony Sanborn updates

Portland Press Herald Photo   When 16-year-old Jessica Briggs was found dead under the Maine State Pier in Portland in May 1989 — stabbed, beaten and eviscerated — police quickly narrowed their focus to her fellow street kids. They arrested her sometime boyfriend Tony Sanborn in 1990, he was convicted of her murder in 1992 and an appeal failed in 1994. In April, after 27 years behind bars, Sanborn was let out on bail after attorneys spent more than a year combing through police and prosecution files that show a trail of lies and constitutional violations. The star witness? 13 at the time of the murder? Turns out she was legally blind and couldn’t see what she’d claimed she’d seen, something the prosecution didn’t share with the defense. Another important witness? Police had threatened to pursue the adult man’s sexual assaults on underage girls unless he testified that Sanborn told him he’d killed Briggs. The defense didn’t know about that, either. And that’s just the beginning. Sanborn’s release was a first for Maine, but what lead to it will blow your mind. Join us for Episode 22! And keep an eye out for Episode 22.2, with important updates on this ongoing case.

Portland Press Herald Photo When 16-year-old Jessica Briggs was found dead under the Maine State Pier in Portland in May 1989 — stabbed, beaten and eviscerated — police quickly narrowed their focus to her fellow street kids. They arrested her sometime boyfriend Tony Sanborn in 1990, he was convicted of her murder in 1992 and an appeal failed in 1994. In April, after 27 years behind bars, Sanborn was let out on bail after attorneys spent more than a year combing through police and prosecution files that show a trail of lies and constitutional violations. The star witness? 13 at the time of the murder? Turns out she was legally blind and couldn’t see what she’d claimed she’d seen, something the prosecution didn’t share with the defense. Another important witness? Police had threatened to pursue the adult man’s sexual assaults on underage girls unless he testified that Sanborn told him he’d killed Briggs. The defense didn’t know about that, either. And that’s just the beginning. Sanborn’s release was a first for Maine, but what lead to it will blow your mind. Join us for Episode 22! And keep an eye out for Episode 22.2, with important updates on this ongoing case.

Episode 22: Anthony Sanborn, murder, injustice and disposable lives

Portland Press Herald Editorial Page Editor Greg Kesich, and columnists Bill Nemitz and Cynthia Dill discuss the week's news, including the first official entry into the 2018 governor's race, the disturbing case of Anthony Sanborn, and Bill O'Reilly's departure from Fox News. Related:  Prosecutor facing scrutiny over 1992 murder trial agrees to testify  Veteran, attorney Adam Cote files to run for governor as Democrat  Bill O’Reilly is out at Fox News Channel

<a href="http://www.pressherald.com/opinion/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Portland Press Herald Editorial Page</a> Editor <a href="http://www.pressherald.com/opinion/greg-kesich-opinion/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Greg Kesich</a>, and columnists <a href="http://www.pressherald.com/opinion/bill-nemitz-opinion/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bill Nemitz</a> and <a href="http://www.pressherald.com/tag/cynthia-dill/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cynthia Dill</a> discuss the week's news, including the first official entry into the 2018 governor's race, the disturbing case of Anthony Sanborn, and Bill O'Reilly's departure from Fox News. Related: <a href="http://www.pressherald.com/2017/04/20/prosecutor-in-1989-murder-conviction-now-accused-of-dodging-subpoena/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Prosecutor facing scrutiny over 1992 murder trial agrees to testify</a> <a href="http://www.pressherald.com/2017/04/19/veteran-attorney-adam-cote-files-to-run-for-governor-as-democrat/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Veteran, attorney Adam Cote files to run for governor as Democrat</a> <a href="http://www.pressherald.com/2017/04/19/embattled-anchor-bill-oreillys-future-at-fox-news-looks-uncertain/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Bill O’Reilly is out at Fox News Channel</a>

#44 The 2018 gubernatorial race starts to take shape. The case of Anthony Sanborn, and goodbye Bill O'Reilly