Judge Unseals Some Records In Fight For Transparency In Capital Gazette Murder Case

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — The judge presiding over the Capital Gazette murder trial unsealed some documents in the case but ordered others still be kept from public view after the newspaper’s attorney demanded more transparency in the case. 
Lawyer Nathan Siegel said a hearing Tuesday allowed the public to rightfully obtain more information about the proceedings.Nathan Siegel represents the Capital Gazette and argued before Judge Laura Ripken to make more records available to