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Maine State Police investigating homicide in Lamoine

Maine State Police investigating homicide in Lamoine

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LAMOINE (WGAN) – Maine State Police say that a death that took place at 1324 Shore Road in Lamoine is a homicide.  The body was discovered on Monday when a friend of the alleged victim stopped by the house.  The man’s identity has not yet been confirmed and the investigation by the Maine State Police Major Crimes Unit is ongoing.

Maine State Police ask anyone who may have information on the case to call them at 207-973-3700

 

 

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