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Luc Tieman, 35, appealed to the Law Court through his attorney, Clifford Strike, challenging emails and Facebook messages that were used as evidence against him in Somerset County Superior Court. -
Luc Tieman, found guilty last year of murdering his wife, Valerie Tieman, in 2016, is appealing the conviction to Maine Supreme Judicial Court on the basis of evidence allowed at trial.
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Prosecutors had sought the 55-year sentence for the Fairfield man, who shot his wife and buried her body in his parents' backyard.
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Sentencing is set for Friday for Fairfield man found guilty of murdering his wife, Valerie Tieman, and burying her in the backyard of his parents' home in August 2016.
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Rose Gray, of Skowhegan, said she never wanted to be a juror in a murder trial; but when called, she was pleased that she and the others on the panel could deliver justice.
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In her closing argument, Assistant Attorney General Leane Zainea told the jury their only possible conclusion could be that Luc Tieman 'is guilty of murder' in the death of his wife, Valerie.
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After closing arguments Monday, the jury will get to decide what is fact and what is fiction in the murder trial resulting from the death of Valerie Tieman.
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The prosecutor ignored the defense's attempt to create an alternate suspect, and Luc Tieman ignored his brother after Sam Tieman took the witness stand.
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Either gunshot to the head or neck would have been fatal, former ME Dr. Clair Bryce told the jury in the murder trial of Luc Tieman.
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After a warden's dog found human remains behind Luc Tieman's parents' house, the police evidence team slowly took inventory.
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Valerie Tieman's parents testified about their concerns for their daughter and that Luc Tieman was with another woman when his wife was missing.
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After jury selection concluded Friday in Somerset County Superior Court in Skowhegan, Stephen Smith argued his motion meets the demands of admissibility.
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Tieman, of Fairfield, charged in the death of his wife, Valerie, sat in a judge's chambers as prospective jurors were interviewed by the judge and defense and prosecuting attorneys.
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Luc Tieman, 34, charged in the death of his wife Valerie, whose body was found in a shallow trench behind Tieman's parents' home with two bullet wounds on the head and neck.
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The defense contends Tieman's right to remain silent was violated when he spoke to police about the 2016 death of Valerie Tieman.
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Tieman, 34, is charged with killing his wife, Valerie, in August 2016 and burying her body behind his parent's home in Fairfield.
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Luc Tieman is charged with the shooting death of wife Valerie Tieman in September and an examination by the State Forensic Service at Riverview Psychiatric Center in Augusta has been ordered as part of the buildup to his trial.
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Luc Tieman, 32, has pleaded not guilty to killing his wife, Valerie Tieman, and burying her body behind his parents' home on Norridgewock Road in Fairfield.
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Outside the courthouse, as he was being escorted to a transport van, Tieman said to a reporter 'God bless our families; God bless Donald Trump.'
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Luc Tieman was indicted Friday by a Somerset County Grand Jury on a charge of murder in connection with the death of his wife, Valerie Tieman.
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The Fairfield woman's body was discovered in a shallow grave in the woods, and beneath her body were a bag of potato chips, a bottle of perfume and a note that 'reportedly has an apologetic tone,' according to the report.
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At a memorial service at the Fairfield United Methodist Church Sunday night a group of 40 people remembered the life of Valerie Tieman.
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Services are scheduled in South Carolina and Maine this weekend for Valerie Tieman, who allegedly was killed by her husband, Luc Tieman, on Aug. 25.
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The man now charged with murdering his wife, Valerie Tieman, caused more than $2,000 in damage to a Winslow gun shop's trailer.
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Authorities say the Fairfield man killed his wife, Valerie Tieman, on Aug. 25, shooting her twice in the head.
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Luc Tieman told police that his wife died from a heroin overdose. He has been charged in connection with her murder and is scheduled to make an initial court appearance today.
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State police arrested Luc Tieman and charged him with murder a day after police discovered Valerie Tieman's body in woods. Meanwhile, friends said that Luc Tieman was unfaithful to Valerie and wooed other women even as he suggested his marriage was ending around the time she disappeared.
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Authorities searched for evidence Tuesday at the home of Luc and Valerie Tieman after the woman was reportedly last seen about three weeks ago.
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Valerie Tieman, 34, was reportedly last seen Aug. 30, and police say they're reviewing surveillance video and financial records.
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Valerie Tieman was reportedly last seen Aug. 30 at the Skowhegan Wal-Mart parking lot while she was with her husband, police said.