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This photo provided by Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections shows Michael Ray. A recording of an outgoing call by a 911 dispatcher is a public record, the Ohio Supreme Court said Thursday, March 19, 2015, in a ruling that criticized a prosecutor’s efforts to fight a newspaper over the call. The court’s 6-1 decision came in the case of a southwest Ohio dispatcher’s return call in 2012 to Ray who then confessed to fatally stabbing his stepfather. The ruling was a victory for The Cincinnati Enquirer, which sued Butler County Prosecutor Michael Gmoser over his contention the return call was a confidential investigatory record. (AP Photo/Rehabilitation and Corrections)
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