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Former sailor pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter
A former sailor pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter.
Paul Bricker admitted to helping a superior officer make a suicide look like murder so his family could receive death benefits.
Search teams found Gerard Curran’s body in First Landing State Park in August of 2009.
His wife reported that he was missing.
Prosecutors say Bricker met him in the park several days earlier, and watched as Curran strangled himself.
Bricker then stabbed Curran’s lifeless body to make it look like Curran was killed during a robbery.
Bricker faces up to ten years in prison when he is sentenced in August.
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