Jonathan Linda pleads his guilt for helping a former girl to throw away the human body

Already convicted of lies to a big juryJonathan Lind has confessed to help his then girlfriend Julia Enright disposes the body of a man After she struck him in a house with trees, the district prosecutor of the district Josephi Joseph informed the district prosecutor.

In the Supreme Court, Waster, Thursday, 29 -year -old Lind, found his guilt on the accusation of an accessory of murder after the fact and demarcation of the body. Judge Daniel Wrenn condemned Linda to six or years of imprisonment.

Linda’s sentence will be accompanied by two -year trials, including conditions, including mental health assessment, treatment and detention from the Enrate and Chiklis family, the message said.

This prison sentence will be held simultaneously with his seven-nine-year punishment after he was found guilty of a large jury in February, the early jury said.

Lind will not take more time in prison, but he will still be in prison if he had challenged his criminal record, Telegram & Gazette reported. He appealed on Thursday.

Lind is a former guy Julia EnrightWho was Sentenced in 2021 The murder of Chiklis inside the tree of Ashbernham adjacent to her house in 2018. Enrait described the murder as “Surprise Gift”.

The day before the murder, Enralit asked Linda if he thought that the couple could make a “blood bath with bubbles. It was not an unusual conversation for a couple: prosecutors say they were engaged in cutting and were captured by blood.

After the murder of Chiklis, Enrate turned to Linda’s help. The couple wrapped Chilis in garbage bags and drove it to Rinja, New Gampshire, where they dropped it into the wooded area along the route 119.

The couple also dropped the car on the next parking lot.

Before making a sentence in February, Wred heard applications for the victim’s influence of four Ciklis family – his mother, grandmother and two aunts. District Prosecutor’s Office of the County Vaster submitted seven applications.

“John Lind had to pay for the choice he made on the weekend on June 23, 2018,” said Edwards Lamarche, a trifle. “He should pay for all the pain he helped to create.”

Andrea Parsons, aunt and baptized Macaron, described him as “a great child who had a lot more life to live.”

Mary Borodavka, another aunt, said Cicicles has a “golden heart”.