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| Fight over cigarettes led to Maine inmate being strangled by cellmate, police say |
| By bangordailynews.com- Lauren Abbate |
| Published: 02/27/2019 |
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Police say a fight over stolen cigarettes led to the strangulation death of an inmate at the Bolduc Correctional Facility in June 2018. Maine State Prison inmate Zachary Titus, 39, was charged with murder last month in connection with the death of his cellmate Dana Bartlett, 28. Titus pleaded not guilty to the murder charge and the case is tentatively scheduled to go to trial in May 2020 ― three months before Titus is scheduled for release on his current prison sentence for theft. Read More. |
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Difficult life for these people, since they are fighting like that because of the captured cigarettes. It will obviously be either hard to socialize in society, or they will never leave prison.
That news sounds like a bad joke. Seriosly someone should include this episode in future movie adout jerks. Jail is like a zoo.