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  • ZJM Trial FAQ

    ZJM Trial FAQ

    We are less than a week away from the start of the trial process, and here are some FAQs for those wishing to attend. Jury selection is set to begin on Monday, November 3. This process will likely take a few days, so a definitive start date for the trial and opening statements has not…

  • September 2025 ZJM Update – (Another) New Trial Date

    The latest (and hopefully last) updated trial date is Monday, November 3, 2025.  About a week and half earlier than expected. Jury selection will begin on this day immediately followed by the trial. The judge has also been updated and the case will now begin be heard by Judge Maureen Keough.  We continue to feel…

  • July 2025 Update – New Trial Date

    July 2025 Update – New Trial Date

    We have some positive updates and a renewed hope that things will continue to go in a positive direction. Judge William E Carnes Jr. will now be overseeing the case and Assistant Rhode Island Attorney General and Chief of the Special Victims Unit Megan McDonough has been added to the case. In addition to these…

  • The Trial is Delayed – Again

    The Trial is Delayed – Again

    We are heartbroken to share that the trial for the murder of Zackary Marshall, which was scheduled to begin on June 23, 2025, has once again been delayed. Zackary was murdered in Providence in 2010. In March of 2021, a suspect was indicted. In August of 2023, Jason Lopes was released on bail after a…

  • TRIAL DELAYED

    TRIAL DELAYED

    11/10/2024 UPDATE: The trial, originally scheduled to begin on December 2, 2024, has been delayed due to a scheduling conflict with the defense, as they are handling another case in federal court. Despite the state’s objection to this delay, the judge has the discretion to make the final decision and has chosen to reschedule the…

  • A Message from Zack’s mom – Dianne Marshall

    “We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all of you for the love and support you’ve shown our family during this challenging time. We hold onto the hope that by sharing Zack’s story, we can find some solace, hope, and justice for him. The photo below is all we have left of Zack as…