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Published
October 15, 2012

Police name 21 alleged Kennebunk ‘johns,’ but confusion follows

Officials withhold addresses and ages, making it difficult to positively identify the people accused of engaging a prostitute.
Published
October 13, 2012

Experts weigh in on publishing ‘the list’

Editors seek guidelines about printing names of 'johns' in the Kennebunk prostitution case.
Published
October 12, 2012

In Kennebunk, townspeople brace for release of ‘the list’

"If people are stupid enough to do this in their hometown, they need to accept what happens when they get caught," says one business owner.
Published
October 12, 2012

Release of ‘the list’ on hold for now

Authorities will not make public alleged prostitution client names before the state's highest court has ruled.
Published
October 12, 2012

Court asked for order to halt release of client list

A lawyer seeks a preliminary court injunction blocking release of names in an alleged prostitution operation.

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Published
October 11, 2012

Court asked to halt release of alleged ‘johns’ in Kennebunk prostitution case

A lawyer seeks a preliminary court injunction blocking the release of names of alleged prostitution clients of Zumba instructor Alexis Wright.
Published
October 10, 2012

Child porn assertion has suspect crying foul

Mark Strong's attorney says prosecutors ought to be sanctioned if they can't back up comments made in a prostitution case.
Published
October 9, 2012

2 charged in Kennebunk prostitution case plead not guilty

Alexis Wright of Wells and Mark Strong Sr. of Thomaston entered their pleas in a Portland courtroom today.
Published
October 8, 2012

Theft charges carry harshest penalties in Kennebunk prostitution case

Alexis Wright is accused of not reporting $150,000 income and wrongfully collecting welfare and food stamps over a several-year period.
Published
October 8, 2012

Suspect in Kennebunk prostitution case seeks dismissal

Mark Strong's lawyer is again asking a judge to dismiss the original promotion-of-prostitution charge.