Harold ‘Butch’ Knight and Sara Lee Knight lived in Turner for several years, and police say he has been seen in Maine since the killing.
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Old Orchard Beach fire leads to discovery of 102 marijuana plants
An overloaded extension cord used in the growing operation started a fire at 36 Atlantic Ave.
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Seven held in drug smuggling case at Maine State Prison
A Connecticut man and six Mainers are charged with hiding Suboxone strips in greeting cards sent to the prison.
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Illinois CEO pleads not guilty in former UMaine basketball player’s killing
Prosecutors in Illinois file a notice to seek a possible life sentence if Jeffrey Keller is convicted.
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Mainer accused of killing family still held without bail
The case of Keith Coleman of Garland is being continued day-to-day, the prosecutor says.
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Michigan police seek husband of slain former Mainer
Former Turner resident Sara Lee Porter-Knight’s body was found Jan. 13, and police are looking for Harold ‘Butch’ Knight, 66.
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Kennebunk man charged with threatening family with knife
William C. Day, 40 of Fletcher Street, turned himself in to Kennebunk police early Tuesday morning after search.
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Two young men, a violent act, a Maine town bewildered
The Greenville natives are in jail in California, accused of fatally shooting a homeless man on a busy street in Hollywood.
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Two young men, a violent act, a Maine town bewildered
The Greenville natives are in jail in California, accused of fatally shooting a homeless man on a busy street in Hollywood.
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Maine woman accused of defrauding Boston Marathon victims’ fund
Amey Molloy allegedly submitted medical claims for $8,000 to The One Fund Boston and then tried to collect another $12,500 saying she got foot and hip surgery as a result of the bombing.