1 Of Teens Accused Of Murdering Their Spanish Teacher Wants Public Banned From Court

(Fairfield, IA)  —  One of the two teens accused of murdering their Spanish teacher at Fairfield High School is asking the judge to ban the public from a hearing.  W-H-O Television reports lawyers for 16-year-old Jeremy Goodale are telling the judge the testimony at a hearing later this month will include confidential information.  They say that would hinder Goodale’s ability to be judged by an impartial jury.  Teacher Nohema Graber’s body was found in a Fairfield city park in November.  She had suffered a fatal head injury.  Goodale and 16-year-old Willard Miller are seeking to have their first-degree murder case moved to juvenile court.