Three people have written letters calling for an investigation of the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit district attorney’s office over its handling of the Tonya Craft case.
One letter came from a Seattle man who said he began following the case after Ms. Craft was interviewed on NBC’s “Today” show.
Max-Jayde Romero, who said he never has been to Chickamauga, Ringgold or Chattanooga, wrote Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue to accuse prosecutors of “legal bullying of an innocent victim” and to ask him to reform the process of investigating child sexual abuse cases.
PDF: Craft letters
“My purpose is that they would evaluate the process,” Mr. Romero said by telephone Wednesday. “From a regular person’s point of view, it kind of left a bad perception of the whole system down there.”