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Hankel Pleads Guilty To Heroin Death Of Barre Mills Man

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11 years ago

February 14, 2014

A ‘guilty’ plea from Malachi Hankel…

He’s the Madison man who sold heroin to Tom Tremain of Barre Mills in September. Tremain died of a drug overdose, shortly after Hankel gave him a ride from Madison back to his home. As a result of the plea agreement, Hankel is likely to avoid prison time, but will be recommended for probation. Hankel will be sentenced April 1st on the reckless homicide charge.

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