Nicholas Hulme Teen Killer Murders Mother

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Nicholas Hulme was a seventeen year old from Connecticut that would murder his mother. According to court documents Nicholas Hulme and his mother were driving to a drug rehabilitation center when the two began arguing as Nicholas did not want to go. Nicholas Hulme would strangle his mother causing her death. Nicholas Hulme would flee to New York State where he would be arrested. This teen killer would be sentenced to thirty years in prison

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Inmate Number:406580
Inmate Name:HULME,NICHOLAS
Date of Birth:7/19/1996
Latest Admission Date:11/25/2014
Current Location:CHESHIRE CI
Status:SENTENCED
Bond Amount:0
Controlling Offense*:MURDER AF
Date of Sentence:2/19/2016
Maximum Sentence:30 Year(s) 0 Month(s) 0 Day(s)
Maximum Release Date:11/24/2044
Estimated Release Date:Not Applicable
Special Parole End Date:Not Applicable
Detainer:NONE

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A teen who killed his mother has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.

Nicholas Hulme, 19, was charged in his mother’s November 2014 murder. In addition to the prison time, he will also have 10 years of special parole. The sentence was part of a plea deal, and there was no trial.

Hulme was arrested November 6, 2014, three days after the murder. It took a while for him to be arrested because after the attack he fled Connecticut and went to Sleepy Hollow, New York.

Hulme admitted to strangling his mother, Wendy Hulme, 49, in her home in Torrington. That day his mother was driving him to a drug rehabilitation clinic in New York, but he changed his mind about going so they went home, but they kept arguing.

Hulme said his mother “came at him” and he grabbed her around the throat and “choked” her. He said she then appeared “purple and unresponsive.”

After the fight, Hulme told police he took his mother’s car, drove to a nearby bank, and took $100 from her bank account. He said he then drove to Waterbury where he purchased heroin and crack and proceeded to use the drugs. After that, Hulme said he drove to New York City, New Jersey, Bridgeport, and Fairfield before arriving in Sleepy Hollow.

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Christopher Plaskon Teen Killer Murders Girl For Saying No To Prom Date

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Christopher Plaskon would murder a teenage girl who refused to go to prom with him. According to court documents Christopher Plaskon would fatally stab Maren Sanchez to death with a steak knife in the halls of Jonathan Law High School for saying no after he had asked her to go to prom with him in 2016. This teen killer would plead no contest to murder and would be sentenced to twenty five years in prison.

Christopher Plaskon 2023 Information

Inmate Number:402895
Inmate Name:PLASKON,CHRISTOPHER
Date of Birth:5/31/1997
Latest Admission Date:4/29/2014
Current Location:MACDOUGALL-WALKER (MACDOUGALL BUILDING)
Status:SENTENCED
Bond Amount:0
Controlling Offense*:MURDER AF
Date of Sentence:6/6/2016
Maximum Sentence:25 Year(s) 0 Month(s) 0 Day(s)
Maximum Release Date:4/28/2039
Estimated Release Date:Not Applicable
Special Parole End Date:Not Applicable
Detainer:NONE

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The family of a local teenager who fatally stabbed a female classmate to death at Jonathan Law High School three years ago after she rebuffed his invitation to the prom has tentatively agreed to pay a settlement to the mother of the victim.

“I can confirm settlement discussions are proceeding,” said Edward Gavin, the lawyer for Christopher Plaskon and his parents, David and Kathleen Plaskon on Thursday. “Ultimately, in any case of this type, a settlement must be approved in probate court.”

Christopher Plaskon was sentenced June 7, 2016, to 25 years in prison after he pleaded no contest to murder for stabbing 16-year-old Maren Sanchez to death on April 25, 2014, with a steak knife in the hallway of the high school.

A week later Sanchez’s mother, Donna Cimarelli-Sanchez filed suit in Superior Court here against the Plaskon family and the Board of Education seeking damages for her daughter’s death.

The case against the Board of Education is scheduled to go to trial in May 2018.

Earlier this week however, the lawyers for Cimarelli-Sanchez asked a judge to modify the case schedule because they had worked out a settlement with the Plaskons.

“Plaintiff has worked out a settlement with three of the five defendants: Christopher Plaskon, David Plaskon and Kathleen Plaskon. That settlement is pending in probate court, with a hearing scheduled for September 19, 2017, and will require some time to complete even after the probate hearing, assuming probate approval of the settlement is granted,” their motion states.

Cimarelli-Sanchez’s lawyer, David Golub, did not return calls and emails for comment.

Sanchez was stabbed to death on the day of the Law High School junior prom.

Security video showed Plaskon arriving at school early that morning and wandering about the hallways, waiting for Sanchez. When he met up with her, Plaskon followed Sanchez into a stairwell and, out of sight of the cameras, he stabbed her in the chest and neck.

The lawsuit states in November 2013, Maren Sanchez reported to the high school guidance department her concern that Plaskon was emotionally disturbed and was threatening to commit suicide or acts of serious self-harm by cutting himself with a knife, and that she believed it was important for high school personnel to help Plaskon to prevent him from engaging in potentially violent conduct dangerous to himself or to others.

Plaskon was absent from school for a week after Sanchez’s report about him to the school guidance counselor, then returned to school and continued to engage in self-destructive behavior, including cutting himself with a knife, and began bringing a knife to school with him, the suit states.

Plaskon’s guidance counselor failed to advise the principal, school security or others in the school administration or the state Department of Children and Families of Sanchez’s report, in violation of mandatory school policies and state law, the lawsuit states.

The lawsuit further alleges Plaskon’s parents were aware that their son was engaging in self-destructive conduct with knives that was potentially dangerous to himself and others and failed to obtain proper medical treatment for him, nor did they try to prevent him from having access to knives.

https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/Settlements-reached-in-school-stabbing-death-suit-12181186.php

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Christopher Plaskon is serving a life sentence however he is eligible for parole after 25 years