http://www.nh.gov/judiciary/supreme/opinions/2002/0206/black064.htmTHE SUPREME COURT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE___________________________RockinghamNo. 2001-076
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIREv.GREGORY BLACKSTOCKArgued: March 6, 2002Opinion Issued: June 24, 2002The facts underlying the motion are that, as noted above, in September 1999, the defendant admitted to C.B.’s aunt that he had touched C.B., although he claimed it was unintentional. The defendant later confessed "to his . . . elders at the . . . Jehovah’s Witness [sic] church" that he had also acted improperly with the aunt’s two children. C.B.’s aunt knew of the defendant’s confession regarding her children and had discussed the matter with the police. However, she did not tell the police about the defendant’s confession regarding C.B. until September 2000.
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIREv.GREGORY BLACKSTOCKArgued: March 6, 2002Opinion Issued: June 24, 2002The facts underlying the motion are that, as noted above, in September 1999, the defendant admitted to C.B.’s aunt that he had touched C.B., although he claimed it was unintentional. The defendant later confessed "to his . . . elders at the . . . Jehovah’s Witness [sic] church" that he had also acted improperly with the aunt’s two children. C.B.’s aunt knew of the defendant’s confession regarding her children and had discussed the matter with the police. However, she did not tell the police about the defendant’s confession regarding C.B. until September 2000.