GUILTY OH - Nicholas Stein, 25, found buried, Massillon, 1 Feb 2017

[Ibiz]

Very sad story indeed.

 

[curiosityscat]

It was not directed towards you... it wad meant for me and I’m still waiting to be verified so I can join in the conversation!!

Well, my psychic radar has been on the on the blink for years & I didn’t see anyone’s name listed in that post...hence the “if”...

Hope You get verified soon, as I hear it is a simple phone call..*laughs* or so it says in all the posts I’ve read about it which I’ve passed on to others in the past..so..Good Luck w/that...& Look forward to insider info you may be able to provide..some day soon!..

Btw, you can join the conversation any time, you just can’t say XYZ is “fact” until after you’ve been verified..otherwise, you can state whatever and just say it’s your own opinion and you’re covered..just fyi

***Note:The above is only my own opinions, thoughts, theories, views, and possible BIG Fish Tales; unless otherwise indicated by a website URL and/or reference to a direct origin source..Thanks!
The TRUTH WILL OUT!, and There will be a Reckoning, in this Life or the Next!

 

[cybervampira]

Massillon woman pleads guilty in buried body case

A Massillon woman has admitted to her role in the slaying of a man whose body was found buried in the backyard of a Massillon home last February.

Kristen N. Lain, 28, was sentenced Wednesday to four years in prison after pleading guilty to three charges.

Lain was set to go on trial Monday in Stark County Common Pleas Court but instead pleaded guilty to felony charges of gross abuse of a corpse, obstruction of justice and tampering with evidence during a hearing Wednesday.

Under her plea agreement, Lain can file for early release after serving two years in prison.

Defense attorney Jacob Will said Lain would have faced six years in prison if she had gone to trial and been convicted of all charges. By pleading guilty, she avoided the cost of a trial and received a sentence two years shorter with possible early release, he said.

Two others — Carl A. Spencer, 27, and Bryan T. Gentry, 27 — also are charged with Stein’s death. Both men face felony charges of aggravated murder, abduction, tampering with evidence and gross abuse of a corpse.

Spencer’s trial is set for Oct. 29. Gentry’s trial begins Nov. 12. Both have pleaded not guilty.

 

[iulia]

Marlboro Township man guilty in slaying of Massillon man

CANTON A Marlboro Township man charged with aggravated murder pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of involuntary manslaughter during a hearing Monday morning in Stark County Common Pleas Court.
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Spencer also pleaded guilty gross abuse of a corpse, abduction and tampering with evidence.

 

[JerseyGirl]

As part of his plea agreement, Spencer will be required to testify against Gentry, 27, of Massillon. He faces charges of aggravated murder, gross abuse of a corpse, abduction and tampering with evidence.

The judge said Spencer would be sentenced to 11 years in prison as part of the plea agreement in exchange for his honest and truthful testimony during Gentry’s trial. Those proceedings are scheduled to begin Nov. 12.

Marlboro Township man guilty in slaying of Massillon man