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ME- Prison employees on leave as probe of inmate's death continues

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If this were a suicide, no one would be on paid leave. Accordingly, something is amiss with this case!6-5-2009 Maine:WARREN (June 4): Three employees of the Maine State Prison are on paid administrative leave as an investigation continues into the April 23 death of a prisoner.Prison Warden Jeffrey Merrill would not go into details but said it was not uncommon to place employees on leave during

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