PORTLAND, Maine - Jurors are deliberating in the case of a Freeport man accused of defaming the founder of a Haitian orphanage, accusing him of sexual abuse.
Paul Kendrick has accused Michael Gielenfeld, the founder of St. Joseph's Home for Boys in Port au Prince, of being a serial pedophile, an accusation Gielenfeld vehemently denies.
Gielenfeld says Kendrick is a cyberbully and vigilante whose accusations caused him to be falsely imprisoned for 237 days and cost a charity $2 million in donations.
Patty Wight has been covering the trial and joins Maine Things Considered host Nora Flaherty to help sort out the arguments in the case.
