'Something has got to change': Grief, anger felt at vigil for Marissa Kennedy

Feelings of grief, shock and anger were voiced by the more than 150 people gathered in Belfast's Post Office Square to remember the life of Marissa Kennedy, the ten year-old girl who was found dead on Feb. 25, allegedly beaten to death by her mother and stepfather in their Stockton Springs condominium. The candlelight vigil was the first of three, with a second planned for 6 p.m. Sunday outside the Stockton Springs town office, and a third set for 5 p.m. Monday at Cascade Park in Bangor.