BANGOR, Maine — Police are searching for a 31-year-old man in connection with the slayings of three people whose charred bodies were found in a burned-out car in Bangor in August.
Nicholas J. Sexton, 31, address unknown, is wanted on a fugitive from justice warrant for a triple homicide in Maine, according to a police log issued Thursday by the Brockton (Mass.) Police Department and obtained by the Bangor Daily News. Brockton Police Department dispatcher Robin Bell confirmed the information on the police log Friday afternoon.
“He’s a fugitive wanted on a signal 25, times three,” Bell said during a telephone interview. “Signal 25 is murder. It’s a triple murder.”
The Brockton police log does not say which law enforcement agency requested the fugitive from justice warrant for Sexton, except to say it’s from Maine.
“Maine wanted us to go pick him up,” Bell said. “We didn’t get him.”
Brockton police went looking for Sexton at about 9:50 p.m. Wednesday, the Brockton police log states. The Penobscot County grand jury handed up indictments late Wednesday afternoon. It is possible that Sexton was secretly indicted, leading to the warrant being issued.
Bangor police Sgt. Paul Edwards said Friday night that he could not confirm the issuance of the warrant, but added: “There are certain things, when dealing with the AG’s office and the courts, that we are not allowed to discuss. There are certain rules.”
While the Bangor Police Department continues to be the lead investigative agency in the slayings, the Maine attorney general’s office took over the case shortly after the state medical examiner’s office determined that the deaths were homicides.
Attempts to reach Assistant Attorney General Andrew Benson, Assistant Attorney General William Stokes, head of the criminal division in the Maine Attorney General’s Office, and Brenda Kielty, a special assistant in the attorney general’s office, on Friday afternoon and evening were unsuccessful.
Stokes called the Bangor Daily News on Saturday morning only to say, ”I can’t make any comment at all” in the case.
He said he could not confirm whether Sexton was secretly indicted by a grand jury, but did add, “that would be one explanation” for his inability to comment.
The bodies of Daniel T. Borders, 26, of Hermon; Nicolle A. Lugdon, 24, of Eddington; and Lucas A. Tuscano, 28, of Bradford were found burned inside a white Pontiac sedan with Rhode Island plates that was discovered on fire early on Aug. 13 in the back parking lot of Automatic Distributors, located at 22 Target Industrial Circle.
A person was recorded by video surveillance cameras walking away from the burning car, which was discovered ablaze at about 3:30 a.m. by a woman on her way to work.
Within hours of the flames being extinguished, and before the names of the dead were released, friends said they feared that Sexton was one of the victims. He was driving a white Pontiac with Rhode Island plates that night, they said.
Sexton, who friends say knew Lugdon and Borders, reportedly knocked on the front door of a Bangor apartment about 1 a.m. on Aug. 13 and left with the three homicide victims, possibly to go smoke marijuana.
“We don’t know what the hell happened after they left,” the man who hosted the small gathering has said.
Police are not disclosing how the three homicide victims were killed, whether they were dead before the fire was started, whether an accelerant was used to burn the car, or whether investigators have additional video surveillance evidence from outside the crime scene.
Sexton is no stranger to violence or drugs, according to a background check done by the Maine State Bureau of Identification and court listings printed in the Bangor Daily News.
He stabbed a 35-year-old Bangor man in the neck early on July 31, 2005, in the parking lot of the Leadbetters Mini Stop at the corner of Hammond and Ohio streets in Bangor, the BDN archives state.
The victim was treated at Eastern Maine Medical Center and released the next day. Sexton was indicted by a Penobscot County grand jury for elevated aggravated assault in September 2005 and was on the lam until December 2005, when he was picked up for seven outstanding warrants for violating conditions of release.
Sexton was convicted in Penobscot County Superior Court in March 2006 of elevated aggravated assault and sentenced to prison for eight years, with all but two years suspended. He was placed on probation for two years after he left prison and was ordered to pay $3,213 in restitution.
He also was convicted of three counts of violating his conditions of release and ordered to prison for one year for each count, to run concurrently with the assault sentence.
Sexton was arrested again for drug possession in early 2008, apparently shortly after he was discharged from prison. He was sentenced for that offense in April 2008 in Penobscot County Superior Court to 90 days in jail and a $400 fine.
The Bangor Daily News filed two Freedom of Access Act requests for Sexton’s mugshot on Sept. 11, with Bangor Police Department and Penobscot County Jail. Bangor responded by saying we would have to get the photo from Penobscot County, because it is their property, and the county has yet to respond to the request.
Sexton’s last known address, according to the background check, was Rochester, Mass. The Plymouth County Correctional Facility, which covers the community of Rochester, had no listing of a Sexton picked up this week, a jail official said Friday.
Took 30 seconds to find an old profile of Nick Sexton from Rochester Mass on myspace:
http://www.myspace.com/290648780
Nice job, why couldn’t BDN have done that.
Most likely BDN could not confirm this is the same Nick Sexton from Rochester thats in question, bangorian has nothing better to do.
I guess we wait for those who saw him to confirm… Then since we have nothing better to do, we will post this on every site from Canada to Mexico. Hopefully Nick will hide every second thinking some back woods people are coming to get him. Unleash the hounds!!
The BDN could have taken the picture off the myspace site and showed it to some of the people who were at the party and asked if it was the right guy. Not too hard to do.
You are 100% correct! bangorian did not ask…
It is not their son or daughter in a grave. They should have posted it when people from the party started to say it. BDN don’t be scared of hurting the PD feelings by showing them up and doing the job for them.
its not so much about the PD…i think this was a MAJOR misstep in whatever cartel/syndicate this person was working for. i think money was owed or another argument took place. however it is drug related and has ties to a multi-state and possible national drug ring – i would be afraid to do much about it more than they already have since the police really have no idea the scope of what this can mean to the city.
OMG…this is small potatoes compared to the big drug world. I do not think enforcement is trying to skirt the big guys. Sexton is more in trouble with the big guys than being arrested in Maine for murder. He would be better off to step up here in Maine and face the charges, at least he would stay alive.
he’s probably dead by now
yes i believe he is probably dead never to be found
I don’t ,for a second , think that a major crime organization would employ a loose cannon like this guy.
There are copyright issues involved. A newspaper cannot simply publish any photo it wants off the Web.
I’m more surprised that Myspace is still around.
He’s a “Ginger. Gingers have no souls”. Eric Cartmen
No picture of the guy with the warrant?
Would be nice in case he is hiding here in Maine. Also, This guys name came here right after the murders. Why are the police and BDN just saying who it is now; weeks later?
….because they are obviously more worried about their own potential liability than they are in getting violent criminals off our streets. The BDN didn’t have to suggest that he was the murderer, just that some people at the party had identified him (insert photo) as the driver of the white car when it left the party. If they had done so, I am willing to bet that by now the police would have received an anonymous tip telling right where he could be found. Sad.
Police had their own reasons for not posting this man’s name and picture. Suspicion is not conviction.
Are you sure this is the man?
Well, people who knew the murder victims stated several times on here it was Nick Sexton who picked them up at the party. Now the police want him as fugitive. Seems to be more than a coincidence.
No one will be sure it’s this man until he’s arrested, tried and convicted in court
BDN can’t report on rumors. Imagine if rumors were wrong, they’d be sued before they had a chance to get on the phone with their lawyer.
“The Bangor Daily News filed two Freedom of Access Act requests for Sexton’s mugshot on Sept. 11, with Bangor Police Department and Penobscot County Jail. Bangor responded by saying we would have to get the photo from Penobscot County, because it is their property, and the county has yet to respond to the request.”
Ummmm how come the pot growers are looking at 10 to life, and this person stabs someone in the neck and was free to do more damage??? Sad Sad Sad..
more than likely what happened was this person was involved or is still involved in a multi-state or perhaps national drug syndicate/cartel which I believe has ties to mass/rhode island. there could have been or still is a federal or multi state investigation. in many parts of the country; and in fact the world this is more common than one would think and are often tied to the same type of investigation.
i’ve known the name of the person for several weeks from reading online articles and talking with friends of the victims. i’m surprised the BDN withheld this info but then again – its maine and this kind of stuff doesn’t happen here…
Newspapers usually publish facts not hearsay.
It’s a FACT that this guy was mentioned by people at party as the driver of the white car and just based on that, anybody with any common sense has known that he’s somebody the police would be wanting to talk to. Not sure why that info wasn’t printed in the BDN along with his picture. If it had, this case might well have already been solved and the murderer off the streets.
Knowing who picked those victims up, is not conclusive evidence that the man currently being sought is the killer. Similar posts to yours have already theoretically convicted this man based on a single substantiated fact that he did pick up the victims.
Once the (secret) indictment is made public, additional information will be forthcoming, that will probably tie the subject more closely to the crime. Even then, if this is the man, prosecutors will have to prove he did more than just knock on a door and the trio went with him.
It’s much easier though to sit on the sidelines and criticize police, newspaper, and courts. The police are doing their job, and the newspaper is reporting whatever they can get and print without fouling up police work. What the courts should do, or should have done, is purely speculative.
The death penalty cure for all crime is bilge. Maine couldn’t afford it. Besides, anyone passionately determined to kill someone will not be put off by the death penalty. Even now, though facing life without parole, it fails to deter many, since the deed at hand surpasses any thought of the penalty.
Of course it’s not conclusive evidence that he’s the killer but his involvement as the driver of the car was known based on what others at the party said, and the BDN should have reported it as such and included a picture. To avoid liability issues, the BDN could have included a statement hinting that he might also be a 4th possible victim since he was reported to have been in the car just before the others were murdered in it. I find it unconscionable that the BDN didn’t report everything possible about a person who is likely a multiple murderer in our midst, allowing him to travel and move amongst us without being recognized. There are lots of ways they could have gotten his picture out there without prematurely accusing him of being a murderer.
The newspapers first duty is NOT to report whatever they can without fouling up police work, it’s to make all available news known to the public. While the press does and should respect confidential information that the police share with them with the understanding that it will remain confidential for the time being, they also have other sources and can do investigative work of their own and report what they discover independently from the police investigation. I’m sure the police are doing their job just fine and would have continued to if what was known about Sexton had been reported. If the BDN had reported that he was the driver of the car and the police didn’t want to talk about him yet, a simple “no comment” would have sufficed.
I made no comment, pro or con, about the death penalty so I’m not sure why you included it in a response to my post.
Few, if any, reporters or editors would ever agree to withhold information provided by the police. At least the good ones wouldn’t.
The death penalty is NOT, repeat, NOT a deterrant. It never has been, it never will be. The death penalty is punitive and nothing more. It is legalized revenge at best and state sponsered murder at worst.
And please, those of you I know have twitchy fingers hovering over the keys as I post, don’t start in with the “well if it happened to someone you love” BS. Several people I have known and loved over the years have fallen victim to violent crime. I want those perpetrators off the streets where they can no longer harm anyone. I do not want to punish their families for the transgressions of another. Also, these crimes took place in RED states which have death penalty; it did not deter the crimes. In fact, statistics show that violent crime/murder was, at least up until a few years ago, higher in states with the death penalty (per capita). I have not checked the stats recently.
Many people are in favor of the death penalty to clear the overcrowded prisons.
There are people who have been sitting on death row for over 20 years. Some have even died of old age on death row. Just how is it clearing the prisons? They are just being moved to another part, a part that was built just for them, that’s all.
Sitting there for over twenty years, and built just for them should answer that question.
Why not just build more prisons that could house a larger number of offenders? Building a separate unit for those on death row doesn’t make sense. They don’t house as many people as regular prisons do. There would be less crowding, if there were more facilities for those who are serving time. Also, they would be more likely to stay their ENTIRE sentence, rather than be let out early like Nick Sexton was.
I was just pointing out to Kathy S that many people who favor the death penalty has nothing to do with revenge or as a deterrant. They just think the dead wood should be swept out to make room for others. I’m not clear on the answer myself, there are good arguments on both sides. As far as maine goes, I just don’t think they can afford more prisons.
Thank you Dr. Briney. Now, it’s time to get back to your pipe, sweater, and New York Times.
Re read the article , he is being sought because he was also seen on camera walking away from the burning car !
It might have been fact that he picked them up, but you still have to have PROOF that he was the one that did anything. Common sense is not enough for an arrest/warrant.
Of course not, and I didn’t suggest that, only that the BDN could have reported the FACT that people at the party reported that “this man (picture) was with the 3 victims when they left the party in his car.” That’s a long ways from an indictment or arrest or warrent, but it would have made him easily identifiable and allowed any of us who happened to bump into him to be aware of who we were dealing with. Of course the BDN couldn’t come out and say that he was a suspect until he officially was a suspect, but I think they should have reported what those at the party said happened.
Help me out here. Just how would the paper know who drove the car? Reporters aren’t mind readers.
I agree that mind reading is a very rare talent and we can’t expect all reporters to be expert at it, so how else could we possibly find out who was driving a car as it left a party? I’m not a graduate of Columbia journalism school but how about ASKING some of the other people who were at the party who was driving the white car that the 3 victims left in. It seems that someone did, and reported on it, way back in mid August….
If you read further down in this comments section you’ll find a link leading to this:
BREAKING:BANGOR CAR FIRE UPDATE.
Sources tell WVIIABC-7/WFVX Fox-22 Bangor, that Nick Sexton of
Brockton, Massachusetts was known to drive the vehicle involved in
Mondays triple-homicide in Bangor.
BDN can’t be held responsible for irresponsible TV news reporting. I worked in the industry for years, and what WVII did there was incredibly unethical and may end up compromising the case against Sexton.
That’s silly, because they didn’t prematurely identify him as the murderer or even suggest that, they just said that sources identified him as the driver of the car when the 3 victims left the party. There’s no reason to withhold this information from the public.
yes, lawsuits are great for newspapers, as is the fact that if a trial did eventually result, a defense attorney would have a FIELD DAY with the fact that a newspaper plastered someone’s image all over a story about at triple-homicide before police even named him a suspect
That’s ridiculous. Sexton was already identified by other press as the driver of the car that the 3 victims got into, according to eyewitnesses at the party. He wasn’t accused by them of being a murderer or having anything to do with the 3 deaths, just the fact that eyewitnesses said he was the 4th person in the car when they all left together. Maybe he was one of the victims (in the days before they were identified), maybe he got dropped off by them at a girlfriends and loaned them his car for the rest of the night, maybe he had something to do with the murder, or maybe he was another intended victim and managed to escape from the murderer(s). That way, over the last 6 weeks, we’d all have known who this person was who was known to have been in the car with the victims, and each BDN reader could draw their own conclusions as to his involvement in the crime or lack of involvement in the crime, but there’s nothing in that to cause a defense attorney to have a field day or any other kind of day.
That’s a good one. Ha ha.
mass is so liberal that is why normal people leave when they get out of school in mass the criminal will take you to court and win not like maine in ,mass when you asault someone they dont get five years a pat on the back. it is about money keep them coming back so judges have something to do public safety is a joke down there if they did there job this would not have happend O and if you shoot a criminal in mass you took food off a judges table shame shame another chicago they are
Joe, i assume that you are from Mass. I too once spent years in that state and the rest of my adult life here in Maine. While i agree the court system in Mass is also terrible, its hard to find one more lenient and light on sentencing than Maine. If you follow the comments in this forum, you will find people posting regularly about being appalled by light sentences and Plea deals that allow murderers, child molesters and abusers to spend very little time behind bars. As for the Liberal thing, you speak of, well i would guess that is pretty much everywhere.
Massachusetts does take it to a whole new level though of stupid. I was stationed there for almost four years and the government corruption boggles my mind.
Power corrupts. It’s not liberals who have cornered the market on corruption. They just happen to hold power on the state level in MA. If you look at a state where conservatives hold power, you would find the same viscous arrangements that they make to cement themselves into place. Don’t try to make it sound like liberals have supernatural powers.
Right on chopchopchop! All anyone needs do is check out some of the shenanigans going on in FL lately.
“Shenanigans”? That may be a first for a BDN post.
Here we go with turning it political. Plenty of red-ned conservative states have terrible criminal justice system. Take Florida.
no they are not lenient . their court system is the same as maines i have to say that
they are not lenient . the have the same set up. no slap on the hand . whatever gives you that idea. no pat on the back
mass like the money trial if they keep them locked up they would have to layoff judges god forbid
Could BDN stop posting the pictures of the people murdered? Please.
That will never happen.
A picture of the fugitive would be appropriate with this article. Where is that photo? It was the same with the Ohio Street drug bust – no photos of those arrested and/or sought.
Where the heck is the pic of this s.o.b. Doesn’t the BDN have an archive photo from his previous crimes? I guess a neck stabbing wasn’t enough of a story in 2005? I’m sure they were too busy running an anti- Bush story that day.
“The Bangor Daily News filed two Freedom of Access Act requests for Sexton’s mugshot on Sept. 11, with Bangor Police Department and Penobscot County Jail. Bangor responded by saying we would have to get the photo from Penobscot County, because it is their property, and the county has yet to respond to the request.” BDN can’t do much if police aren’t helping them and are withholding a simple picture…at least blame the right people here.
“The Bangor Daily News filed two Freedom of Access Act requests for Sexton’s mugshot on Sept. 11, with Bangor Police Department and Penobscot County Jail. Bangor responded by saying we would have to get the photo from Penobscot County, because it is their property, and the county has yet to respond to the request.” BDN can’t do much if police aren’t helping them…at least blame the right people here.
why? it’s a story about them, after all.
The subject of this story is the murderer, NOT the victims. Plus, what the victims looked like is not news and hasn’t been for over a month, however what this Nick Sexton looks like would be NEWS. The BDN is supposedly a NEWSpaper….
Um, this is a story about the triple murder. Sexton is only the subject BECAUSE of the victims.
Re-read the headline. The “fugitive” is the subject and he is identified to be someone named Nick Sexton. What he is accused of doing (triple homicide) is the reason for the news story about him but it is NOT the primary subject of this story.
Well, i’m not going to argue with you. However, i’ll just remind you that this story is in the paper because of the three kids who were killed.
We aren’t talking about sexton because of some unrelated issue, it’s because of his connection to the murder of these victims
3 adults were killed…….not 3 kids.
err, ok.
But 24, 26, and 28 are still kids to me.
If it bleeds, it leads. Old newspaper principle.. Don’t like it? Don’t read.
They’ll get the same sensationalism with a picture of Nick Sexton who is a fugitive and looks like may be the murderer.
Speaking of pictures……the photo of the burned out car would be a good one to post in High Schools….with the caption..”Don’t Do Drugs”
The intention of the BDN could be, REMINDING people DO NOT DO DRUGS, IT”S A DEADLY BUSINESS! Citizens should be… thankful for the BDN, instead of criticizing how they publish their news!!!!They make mistakes occasionally, this is not one of them!!!
The biggest danger from drugs is the violent, dirt-bag, creeps you have to associate with to get them.
Actually, that is not the biggest danger. The “dependency” on illegal or controlled drugs is the danger. The habit/dependency on these powerful drugs (these 3 victims didn’t die because of marijuana use) is what forces the addict to frequent the violent world of drugs. As a rule, people who use also sell. It’s a dangerous world to get tangled up in.
I agree. I can’t stand to see that stupid had shifted to the side, like a Beastie Boy wannabe.
Bring him over to The Acadia Hospital for a short stay and a cure. Maine taxpayers pay for it soo why not?
Why?
VERY sad
I believe that this individual would benefit from a stay at The Acadia Hospital
No, he needs to go to Dorothea Dix or Riverview for long-term. Acadia is a short-term facility and not much help for this kind of individual. That’s why keeping DDPC open is imperative.
Your saying we should pay to house a murderer in a facility that releases people all the time when they are still ill. Yep good thinking. Glad you thought of that. I know on five occasions they have released a person who was very ill, and i might add, tried to commit suicide when they got home. Maybe you should change your mind about keeping it open, the only way you want it is if you work there.
No, I don’t work there but I do know people who have been very much helped there when Acadia could not because of the short-term stays of Acadia. That’s all I was saying. I don’t know anything about this person. I was just responding to a person who said he should go to Acadia. But you’ll probably get your wish. I think it’s going to close next year or the year after. Wilson Treatment Mall, the outpatient clinic is closing this December.
First of all let me apologize i worded that wrong and i never sen the comment you responded too, and no i doubt it very highly it will close, they have a great team working on it, if it does stay open, they need all new staff that can work and keep the patients moving along in there treatment. Again Thank you Have agreat day
Hey, you have a good day, too!
People should have known not to mess with this guy with an already violent past. Why would anyone have any dealings with this guy especially drug related?
Why would anyone have any dealings with this guy especially drug related?
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Money?
i agree QUIT wasting our tax dollars on NON VIOLENT marijuana growers/dealers/ect. its a real sad state we live in where scumbags like this walk YEARS ago for almost killing someone(if he would have severed his FULL SENTENCE this crime would’t have happened sense he would be due out late this year- early next) I wonder how his PO feels and every other part law enforcement and the “justice” system knowing that if they would have done Their jobs RIGHT 3 people would be alive right now…4 including the poor guy who shot himself the day before he was due in court for Cultivation of Marijuana .. as long as people can be bought and sold the “justice” will go to the highest bidder…. that’s not any kind of system i want to be involved with. MAINE wake up the police are our biggest problem… who protects us from the people that are suppose to protect us? take the blinds off marijuana is the least of worries in this economy and as far as Drug abuse bath Salts,crystal meth, heroin, cocaine there are just a FEW drugs they should be chasing out rather then a plant that helps ILL PEOPLE. god forbid someone smokes a joint those darn potheads are nothing but coach terrorists… the only thing that should be scared of a pothead is a bag of Doritos…good day
stupid rant!! Apparently what you don”t know is that Police don”t make the laws. Don”t like the laws, contact your legislature, and get them changed. Get off here and get busy!!! Get involved!!!
if it was that simple then Marijuana would have already been legal 5 years back…. im not stupid you are ignorant sir… i know police dont make laws but they sure as hell abuse em and put themselves above them so you either are a cop yourself or just another right wing fool with the shades over their eyes either way i see whats up and in time you will too ***EDIT today was THE FIRST day i have made a comment here on BDN so unlike sum i dont waste my life on the internet…but nice fail at trying to tear me down****
guess you told me Girl!!!!
well sense im a guy yet another fail you loser…maybe you should have clicked on my name first to see who i am(unlike you i dont hide my idenity my opinions are public) before Failing again at trying to tear me down… so is this it or we going for 0-3? oh and just for the sake of asking a question how does me saying the police should be doing their job Correctly have to do with them making laws or even implying that i said they make the laws? im sorry i don’t have a stiffy for BDN and ride their nuts like you do in your comments(oh yes i have read the others) so you know where can go stick your head and get over that other people have opinions that differ from you…well thats “if you believe it”
I agree… I really like the part about the non violent drug dealers… It looks violent to me.
1st: Tom_I said: “I agree… I really like the part about the non violent drug dealers” but what i said was “i agree QUIT wasting our tax dollars on NON VIOLENT marijuana growers/dealers/ect.” so if you read what i said im talking ABOUT MARIJUANA not “drug dealers” i dont belive MARIJUANA and COCAINE come from the same plant do they? and also is that the same plant HERION comes from too? cuz then what you said would make the utmost sense…some you peeps on here are a real good laugh i tell ya
2nd…i wasn’t saying this Crime was non violent you would have to be a complete A** if you thought i was even remotely taking about this as being non violent… why don’t you skip to the report of the poor guy who shot himself over MARIJUANA cultivation charges …and what about the other 8 million or more NON VIOLENT “offenders” or do they not count? yet again KNOWLEDGE is power…and you are lacking some power friend good day *** EDIT: this is my last response on this and with what flack the came my way for voicing my opinion i can see why we are in the state we are in…so many blind people out there…its really sad someday you guys will wake up…some wont but most will and to the others who already have i am just preaching to the choir aren’t i? may you find the questions to the answers you think you have
He had to have known he was going to get caught.
Has he been caught?
More proof of the failing American system of justice. Sentenced to 8 years for a violent crime, release after two, re-offends violating his conditions of release and still only serves another 90 days, not back to prison to finish his sentence? If we don’t have room maybe we need to help those who are serving time until their death to a quicker end.
The lawyers are great at playing the blame game to the courts when a person is under the age of 30.
Example. His mom and dad divorced or he was a victim of abuse or he was sexually molested by an uncle, priest, whatever. All those things are sad, very traumatic for a child but most children that go through tough times don’t grow up to kill stab or kill people.
I know these judges that are notoriously soft on these criminals can sleep at night even when they read about one they let go commit a more severe crime but I couldn’t.
We need capitol punishment or these things will only get worse. You are right – the judges are largely cowardly wimps when it comes to punishing criminals – they treat them like victims – especially druggies and dealers.
Capitol punishment? is that where they take the perp to the capitol and punish him?
Fact: States with capital punishment experience more violent crime than those without.
Fact: 17 people on death rows around the country were subsequently found not guilty and released.
Fact: The death penalty is used far more often in cases where the defendant is poor, or a minority.
“Fact: States with capital punishment experience more violent crime than those without.” Could this be due to population, crime rates, illegal immigrants, drug activity, etc?
“Fact: 17 people on death rows around the country were subsequently found not guilty and released.” 17 out of how many? No doubt that’s awful, but we kill more than 17 innocent people a day yet don’t stop driving, wars, or surgeries?
“Fact: The death penalty is used far more often in cases where the defendant is poor, or a minority.” Is this not the case as more minorities and poor people commit capital offenses due to numerous socio-economic factors? Or are you into apologizing to them as well for creating a country where it’s easier for them to commit crimes than be productive?
So innocence is not a boundary for you?
Then here you go, I have a better idea:
Lets just arm ALL citizens, and when someone feels that a person has been bad just shoot them. Save us bunches of money, and cut the over population way down.
Had the 3 victims been armed I think the names of the victims would be different as at least 1 might have had a fighting chance.
I agree with your comment Re: the being armed, HOWEVER; IF they had not been involved in THE deadly drug business, they would be alive today.. would you not agree? Dan Borders had guns, as displayed in his Facebook pics, his or not, not sure on that one. He was arrested, did time; guns might not have been an option. The fact is, STAY AWAY FROM DRUGS, it”s a Serious, deadly business in some way shape or form!!!
I’m saying that the issue isn’t that easy.
First, if an innocent person is sentenced to death, it’s not the sentence that’s wrong, it’s the court that finds guilt.
Secondly, we accept a certain level of collateral loss in many walks of American life, the numbers of guilty people are staggering compared to the few later found innocent (of the particular charge, not always completely innocent).
So to answer your question, innocence of a microscopic number is not a boundary for me and for many states as we can see.
Fact: Capital Punishment does not deter crime.
Fact: If capital punishment were to be meted out to the killer of these 3 victims, it would eliminate any chance of him getting out early for good behavior or due to some bleeding heart parole board member 25 years from now and so would very effectively deter him from committing any more crimes.
Fact: Maine does not have parole. They let people out early for good behavior on sentences with a specific amount given. A person sentenced to life (as this person likely will be, if the agencies involved have all their ducks in a row) will NEVER get out.
You really cannot be that naive! It happens over and over again, where child molesters and rapists and murderers somehow find their way back onto our streets and do the same thing they were convicted of all over again. It’s time for that to end and one way to do that is to permanently remove the worst of them via capital punishment. I’d say that anyone who murders three other people in cold blood would be an excellent candidate for this program.
EDIT: The above post is not the one I was responding to when I wrote this and in fact there were at least 2 posts that met the BDN guidelines that were removed. Someone at BDN has been deleting some posts but leaving others, so comments are presented out of context and the conversation becomes nonsensical. It’s the BDN’s site and I don’t question their right to delete any content that they want to delete, but just want people to be aware that it goes on and it’s not just to flagged or inappropriate posts.
re-EDIT: Now the missing posts are back?!
“It’s the BDN’s site and I don’t question their right to delete any content that they want to delete,” but that doesn’t mean you’re not going to whine about it (Note to BDN: feel free to take this one down :-P)
…Another justification that drugs…, “Marijuana” are victimless crimes…RIGHT! U People will never get it!
Say drugs all you want, it is always about money. Makes no difference how a debt is incurred. I thrash my body for money. I’m thinking these folks were killed because of money. Maybe drugs, gambling, a job paid for, but not completed, who knows? But I bet it boils down to money. It certainly was not because they shared a joint.
It’s about drugs AND money. Lots of people go into debt for lots of reasons and then don’t pay back what they owe, but nobody even considers killing them for it, with drug dealers being the notable exception to that rule.
I’ve noticed doesn’t matter if it’s alcohol, drugs or money, it’s the individual, the other things just inflame their bad side,but I agree this is based on money, Sexton owes someone bigger and badder then himself.
Credit in this type of business has life or death interest.
I highly doubt this is about marijuana. Borders was arrested for cocaine charges in Mass; Lugdon was, by all accounts, using heroin and other synthetic drugs. My money says going out to smoke was a ruse to get at least one of the victims in the car so this guy could carry out his intended deed.
Agreed 709. Weed doesn’t make you violent. Hungry yes. Junkies couldn’t get high enough on pot.
It’s not the drug, it’s the money that makes for the violence.
‘My money says going out to smoke was a ruse to get at least one of the
victims in the car so this guy could carry out his intended deed.’
It’s already been stated (and confirmed by others at the party) that Sexton asked one of the male victims (don’t remember which one, sorry) to go smoke with him, and Nicolle and the other male kind of invited themselves along.
No need to put your money on anything, since we already know the answer to your theory.
and Borders the rat was the one who was suppose to be going to smoke with the murderer…yes Nick Sexton is a cold blooded murderer and I hope for the 3 families iinvolved this is finally put to rest…and from myself to the families of Border ..Lucas and Nikki I am so deeply sorry for your tragic loss …never should anyone take anothers life ever!!
Thank you for clarifying which of the men was the intended target. I couldn’t remember which it was!
You think this was about marijauna?
Previous mug shot? No? Anything to help the people actually find him?
a simple search on Google produces several mug shot photos of Nicholas Sexton
Thanks for telling us something (most) of us knew a month and a half ago!
http://www.facebook.com/FOXBANGOR/posts/10151103419757822
Story I hear around the water fountain is that Borders was arrested on serious drug charges not long ago and somehow nothing ever became of it.. well add 2 and 2 together and I think it adds up to he turned on his drug dealer (Sexton) and got off from the charges so Sexton came up and got even. Now this is just talk.. I have zero proof of it, however I have heard it from more then one person. *shrugs*
that doesn’t even make since, say he did do what you said. but if he did why would he get in a car so willingly with a guy who he knew he screwed over? word around the other water fountain is the girl owed money. people need to stop making assumptions about these victims based on who has worse convictions. let’s just find out, when we find out and stop pointing fingers with assumptions. please, respect these families. this is hard enough on them all as it is.
I personally think Borders knew something wasnt right and hopped all over asking and being sure Nikki and Luke jumped in too…figuriing Nick wouldnt do anything bad if the other 2 were there….I guess he was WRONG
I personally think if you weren’t there and didn’t hear the conversation from beginning to end of how they all ended up in the car then you shouldn’t make irresponsible judgements like that.
well MissIndependant..being from this lovely area for MANY years…and knowing alot of the people who were frineds close friends of these people who were murdered and wanting to see justice prevail I along with you have not heard the “whole story ” and whats really sad is there is only one person that any of us will hear a version of and that is the killer who murdered these people in cold blood and burned thier bodies…only an evil decipal of the devil would or could do such a thing
“why would he get in a car so willingly with a guy who he knew he screwed over?”
Why?
Because drugs really DO make you smarter, that’s why.
Keep using, Einstein.
Keep judging things you know nothing about and put victims in a bad light without even knowing the truth of what happened. Hypothetical’s are not facts, you shouldn’t stand so boldly behind them and pretend to be smart.
This is how those 3 people could still be alive today.
The way i look at it, some Maine judge may be partially at fault for the 3 dead bodies.
Sexton was given a 8 year jail suspended sentence in 2006… he should still be in prison! but a judge suspended the sentence so he was out on the streets a free person.
his time is around the corner he will be rubbed out so he dont talk you watch
It would be even better if they could catch him alive and talk to him about exactly WHY he did this, THEN let him out on bail so he could be rubbed out by his former associates. But of course it won’t happen that way.
IF it didn”t happen already!!!
How can a judge can be held responsible for anyone’s actions? If they were to detain someone simply based on a personal presumption that he or she would commit more crimes, why have a court?
The man sought got eight, and served six, which means he was out of prison this year. Possibly two off for good behaviour. What he does on probation is under supervison of a probation and parole officer.
Served two years and six years were suspended!
He only served 2 years Briney, not 6
The police do their job,it is the JUDGES at fault!!!
GEESH…. why can”t some people get it!!! the judge is NOT, the
only deciding factor!!!!! they have “guidelines” to follow!!! what part of that don”t you understand!!! law classes are not that expensive!!!
CCW class might be better for you then law classes. Try your law skills with a man robbing you.
A picture of this person might be nice. A lot of us have Facebook and could plaster his face all over that social media.
This was posted in a further comment: http://www.myspace.com/290648780.
Save the picture than post on Facebook and ask friends to re-post.
have done this and will do it EVERYDAY until this assH**e is shown in cuffs and getting in to back of a cop car
Are you sure it’s the RIGHT Nick Sexton whose MySpace photo you are spreading around? If you are 100% sure, share away. If not, just think about what you might be doing to another individual who is unlucky enough to share the same name as this person…
Are you sure it’s the RIGHT Nick Sexton whose MySpace photo you are telling people to
spreadaround? If you are 100% sure, share away. If not, just think
about what you might be doing to another individual who is unlucky
enough to share the same name as this person…
when they catch him, execute him.
an eye for an eye…a tooth for a tooth….A LIFE FOR A LIFE
before or after a trial?
Before!
He’s clearly guilty. Didn’t you read all the comments in that regard on here?
That’s what I thought you meant… before.
This is the same guy that had his name mentioned in the paper once, but i could not find it again. I Hope they find him soon
to many times in the paper for hurting someone.
Thank you BND and Bangor PD for keeping us informed.
WOW ..FINALLY!! And to think that within the first 24 hours my daughter who lives one street over from the apartment where the party was knew ALL the people involved and Nicks name was mentioned right then…..It is sad to think it has tken this long to put out an APB….Dam this dude attempted to kill a guy right near where the fire took place what 6 plus yrs ago…Drugs drugs drugs look at what todays society is turning int o…VERY sad. Post his pic then Bangor Daily soo as I have said since day one so the General Public can help as we are LIVID about this whole thing and so want it to be put to rest for Nikki Lugdons Lukes and Borders families…FINALLY!! GET THIS GUY and lets make an example out of him letting others know in Maine we DONOT put up with this sort of horrific tragedy lightly!! GO GET HIM Bangor State and ALL Police in Maine and Brockton ..put the APB Nationwide
Society has been doing one drug or another since the beginning of man, even before rocks were formed.
The police have done and continue to do a thankless job. The bottom line is that Nicholas Sexton should have never been released from jail and our “criminal justice system” failed once again because many judges are wimps and defense lawyers manipulate the entire process of “justice”. What is the point of imprisoning violent criminals if it only becomes a game of catch and release so they can ultimately murder? He stabbed a guy once in the neck in 2005 then killed three people recently. Who knows what record he has in Mass. but apparently our courts felt him fit to be part of civilized society.
So I’m no legal eagle, but isn’t this exactly what happens in grand jury deliberations? They meet and secretly indict (or decide not to indict)?
There are two types of indictments.
1) A regular indictment that you read in the newspaper that “so and so was indicted by the Grand Jury for elevated aggravated assault”, and
2) A secret indictment that no one knows about until the arrest is made or the authorities release the information. Normally they don’t want it released because the person is a flight risk.
Thank you jd2008jd.
It is nice to see common sense comments here every now and again. I think the public is under the assumption that because they watch SVU or some other crime drama that the only way the police will catch anyone is by putting their photo in the paper. If one were to read between the lines in this article they might see that a Brockton Dispatcher took it upon themself to share information with the news that the Bangor police really didnt want released until the suspect was in custody. He is obviously a flight risk and probably isnt at Wal-Mart picking up bread and milk this morning for them to see and call in to authorities.
So who else knows about an indictment under #1 vs #2?
I’d think that the indictments are the same, but the difference is just that #1 is released publicly while #2 isn’t.
Good questions….
“So who else knows about an indictment under #1 vs #2?”
Aside from the Grand Jury that handed up the indictments the DA/AG (and anyone the DA/AG deems has a need to know) and the person that enters the arrest warrant in the NCIC computer system.
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“I’d think that the indictments are the same, but the difference is just that #1 is released publicly while #2 isn’t.”
Yes the indictments are the same. The only difference is one is released to the public and the other is not.
The BDN is getting crafty these days with their investigative techniques. Hope it doesn’t help this fugitive stay at large.
Great no photo of said fugitive who has come to this state already and (allegedly) caused a triple murder….but more then accommodating to give us photos of the deceased.
Rather than re-posting the same pictures of the victims that we’ve seen so many times before, it would be a LOT more informative and useful if the BDN would post several photos of the guy whom the police are looking for. That way, if one of the BDN’s readership happened to see him, we might recognize him and let the police know where to find him. It would be really nice to have him off the streets. They could use facebook or myspace or old mug shots and post those today, or even spend a little time investigating and contact his known associates or family members and get photos from them.
Why get him off the streets? Seems to me he is just killing other druggies. saving the taxpayers money.
Tea Party much?
Not at all.
Is that the new “you’re so gay?”
Why waist tax payers money trying to find him, arresting him just to have him set free to do it again! Another failed judicial system! We should do away with law enforcement, the courts and handle things ourselves, eliminating drug dealers, violent gangs, murderers, rapist, child molesters etc. Let the punishment fit the crime, God will understand!
Yes! Sharia law is awesome!
A picture of the fugitive would be helpful. Shouldn’t be too hard to scrounge up one of his mug shots.
SO, let’s see Sexton is an obviously bad person as shown by his outstanding warrants, etc. He is convicted of trying to murder someone – stabbing someone in the neck is usually very successful (he was propably very sad of this failure), he is sentenced to 8 + 3 (outstanding warrants) = 11 years of prison time and then only has to serve 2 years; gets picked up for a drug charge and only has to serve 90 days in jail (probaly at a jail with no fences) —
WHY was he not given more prison time in the first place? WHY was he not ordered to finish out the the 11 years? What ever happened to the three strikes your out sentencing?WHY are these judges allowed to get away with these light sentences for dangersous people?WHY doesn’t the Bangor Daily or another News organization do a series of articles highlighting the numerous times over the last few years where criminals given these light sentences have gone on to commit more heinous crimes? WHY doesn’t the stories say what the outstanding warrants were?
“WHY was he not given more prison time in the first place?”
Most states have “sentencing guidelines” which spell out what a sentence should be based on the persons history, prior arrest record, etc… Not sure if Maine has them or not.
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“WHY was he
not ordered to finish out the the 11 years?”
Not sure.
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“What ever happened to the
three strikes your out sentencing?”
Maine has never had a “three strikes and your out” law.
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“WHY are these judges allowed to get
away with these light sentences for dangersous people?”
I don’t have an answer but some of it has to do with jail and prison overcrowding.
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“WHY doesn’t the
Bangor Daily or another News organization do a series of articles
highlighting the numerous times over the last few years where criminals
given these light sentences have gone on to commit more heinous
crimes?”
Good idea…maybe someone at the BDN will read your comment and take it up with the editors.
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“WHY doesn’t the stories say what the outstanding warrants were?”
The BDN may not know that information.
Good job JD . How about sometimes using real like I know you have been around . Not always defending the system with what you read in the papers. You should be out raged but some things that happen like people get SSI checks with felony warrents pending. Why are not the people in charge arrested including the city of Bangor for aiding a fugitive? Want Names I will give them to you. Oh wait non extraditable felonies are different . Why? I do not know. Just thinking if I took in fugitives I would be arrested . The system you seem to defend is so corrupt in so many ways. After doing a back ground check on a few of thses people calling that states . We would take him if he was in here. Cost to send them back would be less than we pay to keep them . I could stick a few in the trunk of my car for gas money alone lol.
“Why are not the people in charge arrested including the city of Bangor for aiding a fugitive?”
You don’t know how laws work, do you?
You are right I do not know . But when my take dollars are taken to give a $25,000 back check for SSI to some who is wanted on 2 felonies . That to me is stealing from all of us . The law lets them do it. I would respect all laws if they made sense and treated people fairly. They do not . Let say I start a maple syrup business and a water it down with corn syrup. 5 years in jail and a felony . I would have no issue with that law if the owners of all bug business were held to the same standard. Like Walmart 55db gain rabbit years tv antennas . Should pull out TV 20 light years away. Toss the owners of Walmart in Jail for everything they sell that is not what they say it is. Who would go to jail if Walmart sold fake maple syrup? Laws seem to apply differently to some and people in power have lots of say in how laws are written .
thanks for breaking down for us what your opinion is on each and everything the guy said…… cough*fckng loser*cough
He didn’t express any opinion. He presented the facts for answers he knew.
Ryan I respect to a point what you and JD are doing. I am thinking you must have had ties to public safety LE, fire, Something alone those lines. That being said I could never be a cop . I have my own ideas what is morally right and wrong. Sometimes stealing or fraud is legal . Some things are against the law that do not make sense. Sometimes the Law is written so some can break it. It is not against the law for a DA. to lie in court. But for me it is . When you have a DA. trying to get a 100% conviction rate some will do anything even Knowing the person is innocent . One assistant DA. even told me he did not think I was guilty In one case but said I was looking at 6 months he I did not take the plea . $100 fine for disorderly. I told him to pound sand . Caught him In a misleading (Lie)in court case was dismissed . Laws and LE need to treat all the same and not written just for the few .
You might want to have someone check that cough for you Johni.
Questions asked, questions answered.
Money, it’s about the money. The courts make money by the amount of times they can arrest someone. Keeping them in jail cost tax payers which in the eyes of the judges (government) and lawyers it’s taking money away from them….
The court system is a joke..
Wouldn’t it be more helpful to post his picture with this story? Where’s the mugshot?
This guy’s had pretty good luck in the Maine courts so far. For sentencing purposes, at least, it looks like he picked the right state to commit three murders.
REALLY tooo bad there is NO death penalty in Maine..man when you take a persons life ..unless it is for self defense … the murderer shold be put to death I dont care what state it is Murder is Murder no ifs ands or buts about it
Good Job, Bangor P.D.!
For what? Did they find him? No. Was he let to deal drugs around town ? Yes. Was he let off way easier than his sentence ? Yes . Something tell me if this guy was trying to collect the $50,000 owed in drug dept the Bangor police should be more on the ball before this happened. What ever happened to the cops on the street you could talk to? His buddies know what happened before the police did I can bet. Flag me if you must. Nick was not working alone on this one . Organized crime hit I bet. They might get him but who Ordered the hit?
They have a warrant! That’s a helluva lot closer than the cops looking for Ayla.
Maybe just if they did thier job this would not have happened in the first place.
Did you expect them to sit in that parking lot waiting for this to happen?
I have reported a drug dealer trying o sell drugs to my 13 year old child in front of me . I was willing to wear a wire and make a buy. The mad had the drugs on him. I reported this they did not even look for the man. Still roaming the street selling drugs to kids I bet. I wanted so bad to beat this man but I would have gone to jail. But they have all this time to ticket people for this like no seat belts or front license plates .
snitch
Ok I have no issue If these drug dealer sold to friends but to kids my son your right i would rat him out.
I’d “rat out” ANY drug dealer that I saw dealing illegal drugs to anyone, and especially if they were dealing to kids. I’d also “rat out” any murderer or rapist or child molester or thief that I saw committing a crime and I’d like to live in a society where everyone would do the same. After what illegal drugs did to these 3 victims, right up to and including their triple murder right in our home town, is there REALLY anyone out there still claiming that drug dealing is an innocent, victimless crime and we should all just look the other way and not get involved when we see it going on?
I would tend to agree with you. I would also like to rat out any place selling alcohol . Wait that is legal . Pot it not as bad a drug in itself as alcohol. Just tends to be a gateway to other drugs . We need to get back to the root cause if we locked up all drug dealers 10% of society would be in jail . Old grammy or grampy can not pay thier light bill they sell thier pills lol
There are some things worth going to jail for. People like that like to stay in the shadows or under rocks though and will usually buckle when you let them know that you know.
I remember in the VERY beginnning of this story on the first 24 hours Nick Sextons name was mentioned …then not talked of till now…also what about the “other” vehicles that pulled in and pulled out before the fire started…hmmm…those vehicles and people know ALOT ..where are they???? why so hush hush about them they HAD to have helped Nick with this whole thing
he may still be in maine
they should post a pic of him he may still be in maine
Why don’t they post a mug shot of this POS so if someone sees him, they can call it in? This could greatly expedite the arrest. Most people won’t know who he is especially if he’s using an alias. Don’t put everyone else in danger by not putting his pic out there. It makes me wonder why they haven’t thought of this yet………
bang bang bang,, now I understand why some animals eat their young
I am not surprised he was reportedly hiding in Brockton, MA. He would have fit right in there with the other drug dealers and users. I used to work in Brockton, many years ago, and I am told it has gone even further downhill since then. This guy will probably hide where he would not stand out, by which I mean he will go somewhere else where he can hide in plain sight. Sooner or later, though, they will catch up with him.
After this triple homicide, online there was talk down in Brockton, MA about Nicholas Sexton and now the authorities are getting around to looking for the guy????? People down in Brockton noticed the same car in the triple homicide was suspiciously missing from Sexton’s place of residence! Ugh. He’s probably not even in the country now.
I really wouldn’t doubt it if he fled. It’s been over a month already, he probably bounced that day knowing there are witnesses.
Your post……could be the reason the pics of these young adults, are being posted again!!! They lost their lives over DRUGS!!!! BDN is reminding the public, the nature of this business!!! It”s DEADLY.. in many forums !!! Citizens should be thankful for the BDN !! instead of constantly bashing the newspaper!! for God”s sake!!
How about posting a picture of this piece of crap? That might be helpful!!!!!!
Troll …
If the court followed the laws this man would have still been in jail. sentenced to 8 years all but 2 suspended . Why did he not have to go back to finish his sentence?
joe6000, please go take your meds sweetie. We will be happy to wait until your delusions pass and you can again rejoin the conversation in an appropriate fashion. Bless your little heart.
people like you never get it till its to late
Like I have said from the begining, the Bangor Police Dept. were on top of this case. But this isn’t a tv show, it takes more then a hour to build the case and put all the facts together! Great Job Bangor PD!!! Now lets get this guy behind bars! I hope everyone who said that the police didn’t know what they were doing are eating thier words now!!!!
what would that job have been Bobby?
Why does politics have to be inserted into every comments page, even when the issues are not about politics? It does not add anything useful to the discussion.
No picture and no description of the “fugitive.” He must be a member of some “protected” class!
Illuminati.
I agree that there should be a photo of the jerk who thought fit to take 3 lives and ruin those of innocent children! I for one would LOVE to be on the lookout for this low-life! I think a photo would certainly help get him off the street and hopefully keep him from destroying any more lives other than his own. Photo please… THANK YOU!
Christal…go to myspace.com..I found his pic thxs to a guy on here and posted it on my FB page
GEESH…. why can”t some people get it!!! the judge is NOT, the only deciding factor!!!!! they have “guidelines” to follow!!! what part of that don”t you understand!!! law classes are not that expensive!!!
This is the perfect example of how feeble-minded and sympathetic Maine courts are. Had Sexton been sentenced to serve his full time, there wouldn’t be a triple homicide to investigate. “all but two yers suspended”, “run concurrently”. These are favorite phrases of the Maine courts. If Sexton is guilty, the irresponsible judges who have been involved with sentencing this creep are as just as guilty.
If a picture of Mr. Sexton is available, the public might be able to help the police locate him.
look him up on myspace.com
How about the author of this article being labled as the selfish unprofessional reporter that she apparently is. So enthralled with getting something in print that has her name on it, facts be damned, we’ll go on “possiblilty that…” and just report it as fact. Or how, even though, it’s possible that one PD releases something by mistake, that they know is sealed and secret and it’s still more important to throw it out there. Never mind the reality of the situation here. Never mind that a person or people murdered three souls and burned their bodies, just so as to destroy evidence. Or that maybe the Police have worked tirelessly to not only figure out and build a case that will actually convince a jury of your peers to believe beyond a reasonable doubt that he or they are guilty and the case will be strong enough to hold up to an appeal. Or that maybe, documents are sealed for a reason and the arresting officers wanted and or needed it to be a secret until he was safely apprehended. Much more important to get something in print with her name on it, then have an ounce of patience and faith in a police department that has solved every homicide since the mid 90’s and now officers, wherever they work, no longer have the element of suprise as they try to safely arrest a very violent criminal. No problem, putting the police at a hugely increased risk to their own safety, trying to do what none of you want to do, so she can get her article to print a few moments before the next guy. that’s what really matters here. And I’m sure the comments to follow will focus more on my lack of grammer or spelling or sexual orientation.
I’m sure Mr. Sexton had no idea the police were looking for him until this article was published. Your comments are just a silly rant.
Just like in the movies when the killer has amnesia.
I’ve followed this story from the begining. I read most of the comments about this story. I was raised in boston this stuff happens all the time in big cities It’s sad but true and every situation is not always a happy ending. in some of the past comments I’ve read people acted like these people were kids i guess in a way of their ages they were. I didn’t know these people but they knew right from wrong. It’s common sense when dealing with drugs or money there is always a price to pay. you will eventually end up in prison or dead. it’s sad but true.
According to this article, Sexton should STILL be in prison! This could have been prevented. I am so tired of these reduced sentences, these people that only receive a slap on the wrist. These plea bargains….
With that police record I wonder why those “three” trusted that AH, unless they were in cahoots with him, which seems to be the case! I hope they have the right culprit and, if they do, he is shot on sight. We don’t need people like him in existence!
I think Borders knew he was in trouble and although these people all knew each other in a round about way…He definitly wanted Nikki and Lucas to go with him thinking with them in the car nothing bad would happen …guess he was wrong …thanks to Dan asking his friends to come along was the worst thing that could have happened….Nick Sexton should just have said NO I need to talk to just you your friends dont need to come with us…This dude is a bad cat and as has been said should be in jail still in which NONE of htis would have happened BUT then again who in their right mind thinks “ratting” is the way to go…uhhhh NO….
Good point! The bottom line is that you do not chum around with someone who has a criminal past.
wonder how long it will take for them to nail sexton
I want to know why they keep posting a picture of Nikki and her friend, not one just of Nikki herself… Kristina isn’t dead.
What a stupid thing to ponder.
My bad, did I offend you? I forgot her 5 minutes isn’t over.
what gets me is these people that say they were Nikkis friend(s)..why in the world would they say anything to make her look bad and why would they want to put their picture with hers…none of the guys pics are with friends…and to willingly walk into Bangor Daily when noone asked anyone to and give them a story about their “friend” when she is not here to defend herself with what these girls as Kristina and Tiffany tell..to me is just a way for them to gain some sort of notarity as this… “oh look at me…I was Nikkis friend” is dam sad…..a friend protects the other NOT tells things that they are not here to defend themselves on…Glad these girls are not my friends
I bet he is still in Maine. He is hiding out somewhere leaching off another loser. We just wait for him to be to cracked out of it and walk into a public place. Here nicky nicky. I wonder if its Nick Jr. A Nick Sr. died of a drug over does in 2011 in mass.
I can assure you it’s not the dead one. What kind of comment was that. Think before you post.
Airborne NEVER said he thought this was the dead Nick Sexton. He wondered if the Nick Sexton that is being sought is a Jr., as in the son of the man who died of a drug overdose last year in Mass. The implication was ‘like father. like son’ in the use of drugs. Or, is the Nick Sexton that is being sought from a different family entirely?
So protecting your child is snitching. Cool. Well Johni, when you find yourself in prison and Mr. life sentence wants a piece of your arse, DON”T SNITCH!!
Sincerest condolences to the friends and families.
Totally irrelevant to this story. Not to mention you have your facts wrong.
sorry i was between stories got a call forgot my place