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MD - Second man plans plea deal in inmate's slaying

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View the article here 06/08/2009 HAGERSTOWN - Court records indicate that a second Maryland prison inmate will plead guilty in Hagerstown in the slaying of a child sex offender inside the Roxbury Correctional Institution. Twenty-one-year-old James Proctor's plea hearing was scheduled for Monday morning in Washington County Circuit Court. Proctor is accused of fatally beating 48-year-old _____, of Prince George's County. Fifty-one-year-old codefendant Robert Steingold pleaded... Sex Offender Issues (C) 2006-2009, All Rights Reserved!

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