Police still looking for clues in 5 Aroostook unsolved homicides
These cases, including three in the small Route 11 town of Masardis, are among Maine’s 71 unsolved homicides, according to Maine State Police.
These cases, including three in the small Route 11 town of Masardis, are among Maine’s 71 unsolved homicides, according to Maine State Police.
Bub Dow, 47, was driving north in his 2003 Honda Accord on Route 1A when he crossed the centerline near the intersection with Bog Road, hitting a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado head on, according to Aroostook County Sheriff Peter Johnson.
Joshua Akerson, 38, was arrested and charged with receiving stolen property, a Class C charge; possession of firearms by a prohibited person, Class A; and two Class D counts of furnishing Schedule Z drugs.
Police last week arrested Peter Beaulieu, 42, of Fort Kent in connection with the incident.
David and Sandy Marrett, who live in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, are seeking undisclosed compensatory damages for financial losses and emotional distress as well as punitive damages.
A suspect was arrested Sunday in connection with multiple acts of vandalism, the Presque Isle Police Department said on social media.
Several businesses reported broken windows and numerous flower pots were damaged, according to a statement issued by Presque Isle police via social media.
James Valiante, 42, described by the U.S. Department of Justice as a drug dealer based in Aroostook County, allegedly regularly got drugs from a source in Bangor as part of a trafficking operation in Penobscot and Aroostook counties and elsewhere.
James Paul Peaslee, 44, testified for nearly two hours in Aroostook County Superior Court, detailing how his former attorneys, Stephen Smith of Bangor and John Tebbetts of Presque Isle, did not represent his best interests.
Brenda and Allan Foote want answers to the questions they still have about their son’s disappearance and death.