Kayla Stewart becomes emotional as Judge Robert Murray listens to arguments in a Harnish hearing Friday at Somerset County Superior Court in Skowhegan.
Kayla Stewart is escorted into Somerset County Superior Court on Friday in Skowhegan.
Kayla Stewart, charged with murdering her infant son, becomes emotional Friday as Somerset County Superior Court Judge Robert Murray listens to arguments about whether she should be held without bail.
Judge Robert Murray listens to arguments Friday in Somerset County Superior Court in Skowhegan about whether Kayla Stewart should be granted a chance to post bail.
Maine State Police Detective Scott Bryant testifies Friday in Somerset County Superior Court in the hearing to determine whether Kayla Stewart, of Fairfield, should be held without bail on a charge that she murdered her infant son.
Pamela Ames, right, defense attorney for Kayla Stewart, left, listens Friday as prosecutor John Alsop makes his case that Stewart shouldn’t get a chance to post bail during a Harnish hearing at Somerset County Superior Court in Skowhegan.
Kayla Stewart becomes emotional as Judge Robert Murray listens to arguments Friday in a Harnish hearing at Somerset County Superior Court in Skowhegan. Murray agreed with the prosecution that Stewart should be held without bail.
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