Judge: Bobo case can’t move forward until new prosecutor appointed
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HARDIN COUNTY, Tenn. — Officials with Judge Creed McGinley’s office say the Holly Bobo case cannot move forward until the new special prosecutor is appointed. That means no new motions or requests can be granted until the new prosecutor presides over the case. District Attorney Matt Stowe requested last month to be replaced by a special prosecutor in the Bobo case. Earlier this week, defense attorneys representing Zach Adams and Jason Autry filed a request asking for the charges to be dropped in light of a reported lack of evidence being presented. WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News will have the newest in the case as it becomes available.
