BANGOR – The last of three people charged in a home invasion that left a Maine man dead has been found guilty of murder.
A jury convicted 39-year-old Christopher Murray Friday after deliberating for about 4 1/2 hours following a four-day trial.
The trial of the 39-year-old Murray, of Red Springs, North Carolina, began Monday.
Prosecutors say Tony Locklear, Alexis Locklear and Murray, her boyfriend, shot Wayne Lapierre and his wife at their home in Millinocket in December 2017. Wayne Lapierre later died of his wounds.
Tony Locklear pleaded guilty to murder on Jan. 8. His 22-year-old daughter, Alexis, of Maxton, North Carolina, pleaded guilty to robbery last month.
Court documents indicate the trio went to the home of Lapierre, a medical marijuana grower, to rob him. They fled with marijuana and cash.
Comments are not available on this story.
Send questions/comments to the editors.
-
Varsity MaineField hockey: Eager Mt. Ararat finally squeezes in season opener
-
Varsity Maine
Mt. Blue will hold intramural sporting events under the lights this fall
-
Varsity Maine
Sidelines: Observations from the start of an unusual fall high school sports season
-
Business
Secretive, never profitable Palantir makes market debut
-
Business
Google unveils latest Pixel phone, rolls out new TV service
