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| Inmates sentenced for extortion letter |
| By AP |
| Published: 02/14/2005 |
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Three N.D. state penitentiary inmates have been sentenced for mailing an extortion letter to another inmate's grandmother, U.S. Attorney Drew Wrigley says. The letter mailed in the fall of 2003 by William Gagnon, 31, Marvin Nunn, 24, and Curtis Lavallie, 20, demanded the woman pay off another inmate's drug debt. It threatened that the inmate and the woman would be raped and killed if the demand was not met, Wrigley said. Gagnon was sentenced to four years and three months in prison, Nunn to three years and 10 months, and Lavallie to three years. Gagnon was convicted of manslaughter in 1998 in a parking lot stabbing in Minot, and sentenced to 10 years in prison. Information on why Nunn and Lavallie were in the penitentiary and how long their initial sentences were was not immediately available. |
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