BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- The prosecution has rested in the trial of a man from Burlington accused of killing two people back in 2009.

Maine State Police Detective Dale Keegan told a Penobscot County jury Thursday that 32-year-old Nathaneal Nightingale admitted to him that he killed 47-year-old Michael Miller and his wife Valerie. They were found shot to death inside their home on Tucker Ridge Road in Webster Plantation on November 28, 2009.

Authorities say Nightingale committed the crimes so he could rob the Millers. Keegan claimed on the stand that Nightingale told him that he accidentally shot Michael Miller while showing him a gun he was looking to pawn. In a recording of the police interview that was played to the jury, the defendant continued saying Valerie Miller turned around to find her husband dead and then Nightingale shot her on purpose.

Date & Time: Jun 1, 2011 from 09:00 AM to 01:00 PM
Location: Lenoard's Mills, Orono.
All children are invited to participate in period-appropriate activities to learn what life was like in the 1790’s! Also they can enjoy a ride in a horse-drawn wagon. Registration is required.
 
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Date & Time: May 27, 2011 (All Day)
Contact: Bob Hamer 207-695-2702
Location: Moosehead Lake Region, Greenville
Each spring Moose Head Lake Region hosts a month long celebration honoring the region's favorite resident-The MOOSE! Some of this years events include: the Moose River Canoe Race, Kids Fun Day, Moosterpiece Craft Fair and Famous Moose Treats. May 14th through June 12th.
 
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