In the late summer of 1965, the quiet community of Augusta, Maine, was disturbed by a brutal act of violence that would remain a topic of legal debate for years to come. On August 14, 73-year-old Lorenzo Troyer was discovered in his home, suffering from severe head injuries. It was evident that he had been viciously beaten with a blunt object. Rushed to a local hospital, Troyer succumbed to his injuries and passed away the following day, turning a violent assault into a homicide investigation. T
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