Prosecution 'Skeptical' About False Confession in Murder Case
July hearing scheduled in 2009 Memorial Day weekend murder in Bradley Gardens.
A hearing will be held in July on a report by an expert witness that one of the Bridgewater men charged in a murder three years ago may have given a false confession because of his heroin addiction. Katharine Errickson, attorney for David Granskie Jr., told Superior Court Judge John Pursel on Tuesday that Dr. Clarence Watson, a forensic psychiatrist and lawyer based in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, will testify that Granskie, 25, gave a false confession to murdering Carolyn Stone, 45, in the backyard of a Bradley Gardens home during the 2009 Memorial Day weekend. But Somerset County Assistant Prosecutor Joseph Rocchietti said he was “skeptical” both about the science in Watson’s report and some of its facts which opined that Granskie gave the…
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Sandra Lynn Granskie
10:33 pm on Saturday, March 30, 2013
Whoever the hell I am???? Im David Granskie's mother. He had nothing to do with the murder of Carolyn Stone. He lived in the same house with her and his father my ex-husband. He cared very much for Carolyn and they were close. He would never do such a brutal thing. He was originally arrested that day on outstanding warrants. He is a heroin addict not a murderer. Im not related to the Stone family… more ›