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Luc Tieman sentenced to 55 years for murdering his wife, Valerie

SKOWHEGAN — A former Fairfield man was sentenced to 55 years in prison Friday for the August 2016 murder of his wife and burying her body in a shallow grave behind his parents’ home in Fairfield. A jury of seven men and five women deliberated for less than an hour April 9 before finding Luc Tieman, 34, […]

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Luc Tieman found guilty by jury of murdering his wife

SKOWHEGAN — Luc Tieman was quickly found guilty Monday of murdering his wife after a jury deliberated for less than an hour. Earlier in an unusual twist, Tieman personally delivered his own closing remarks to the trial jury Monday, adamantly denying that he killed “my beautiful wife.” Tieman, speaking to the jury of seven men […]

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Psych evaluation scheduled for Jay man accused of killing girlfriend

FARMINGTON — A Jay man accused of killing his girlfriend last summer at her home  in Jay is scheduled Tuesday to undergo a forensic evaluation for competency, criminal responsibility and other mental conditions, according to a court document. Dr. Robert Riley, a consultant neuro-psychologist for State Forensic Services  is scheduled to conduct the examination. James […]

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Ten-year-old Stockton Springs girl was beaten daily before her death, police say

The 10-year-old girl who died in Stockton Springs on Sunday was beaten and abused for months by the two adults now charged with her murder, according to court records filed by police. Since October, Marissa Kennedy was beaten multiple times each day by her mother, Sharon Carrillo, 33, and Julio Carrillo, 51, the girl’s stepfather, […]

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'Doubts will linger' about teen girl's 1980 death, says defense lawyer in closing arguments

BANGOR (AP) — A defense lawyer told a judge on Monday that “doubts will linger” regardless of whether she convicts or acquits a 57-year-old man in the death of a teenage girl in 1980. Jeffrey Silverstein accused prosecutors of trying to fit a “square peg into a round hole” in its case against Phillip Scott […]

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Former Wilton man to be retried on murder charge

FARMINGTON — A former Wilton man accused of fatally shooting a New Sharon man June 1, 2016, in Wilton will be retried on a murder charge in April at the Capital Judicial Center in Augusta. Justice William Stokes declared a mistrial  Oct. 2, 2017, after a Franklin County jury was unable to reach a unanimous […]