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On Tuesday, defense attorney Charlie M. Rittgers filed a motion requesting “… permission to go into the interview room at the Carlisle Police Department where Brooke Skylar Richardson was interviewed in order to take photographs and take measurements in the room.”
The motion is the first indication that Richardson herself talked with police about the incident.
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Richardson appeared Wednesday morning in Warren County Common Pleas Court for a pretrial hearing.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys met in Judge Donald Oda II’s chambers for about 45 minutes before a bailiff announced there would be no hearing to put any information on the record.
A gag order has been issued by Oda prohibiting all parties involved in the case from making public statements about the case, thus none had comment after Wednesday’s hearing.
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