Convicted Grafton murderer to be sentenced

Posted: Updated:

By Adam Sullivan - bio | email

Robert Lacombe Jr.

Crystal Farnham & William Hatch

GRAFTON, N.H. -

He admits he killed his roommates, and in a day or two he'll learn when he'll be sentenced.

Robert Lacombe Junior pleaded guilty last week to two counts of 2nd degree murder. Court documents say that Lacombe shot and killed 24-year-old William Hatch and 23-year-old Crystal Farnham in June of 2011.

Police say the victims were trying to kick Lacombe out of the Grafton, New Hampshire apartment they all shared. The court clerk says Lacombe is expected to be sentenced at the end of February. The exact date has not been set.

New details in N.H. double-murder case

Suspect in NH double killing arraigned

Lacombe to face double murder charge

Suspect in custody

Local NewsMore>>
Heroin bust in hotel room paid for by Vt. taxpayers
Heroin bust in hotel room paid for by Vt. taxpayers
Updated: Friday, May 17 2013 7:54 PM EDT2013-05-17 23:54:10 GMT
The door to room 118 at the Liberty Inn and Suites is gone-- busted by police during an early morning drug raid. They say tenant Julie Herron, 41, was selling heroin out her room. She was living thereMore >>
A South Burlington drug bust exposed new abuses of the state's homeless voucher program. A couple was arrested for selling heroin out of their motel room, and police say the state was footing the bill for their stay.More >>
Marijuana and meth busts in side-by-side apartments
Marijuana and meth busts in side-by-side apartments
Updated: Friday, May 17 2013 7:56 PM EDT2013-05-17 23:56:29 GMT
A public defender entered 34-year-old Anthony Wright's not guilty plea in the Chittenden County courthouse Friday morning. Police say a search of Wright's residence two days earlier revealed about 250More >>
A Burlington man denies drug charges after police say they stumbled upon his marijuana grow operation. It happened while authorities were investigating another alleged drug crime next door.More >>
Is a backup at the Vt. Forensics Lab slowing court cases?
Is a backup at the Vt. Forensics Lab slowing court cases?
Updated: Friday, May 17 2013 7:45 PM EDT2013-05-17 23:45:07 GMT
Prosecutors in a murder case said Thursday that backups at the Vermont Forensics Lab have slowed their case, and the defense said the delays are violating their client's right to a speedy trial. So, isMore >>
Prosecutors in a murder case said backups at the Vt. Forensics Lab slowed their case; the defense said the delays violate their client's right to a speedy trial. So, is that courtroom strategy or is there really a backlog?
More >>
Police make arrest in Cabot home invasion
Police make arrest in Cabot home invasion
Updated: Friday, May 17 2013 10:03 AM EDT2013-05-17 14:03:18 GMT
Vermont State Police have made an arrest in a June 2012 armed home invasion in Cabot.More >>
Vermont State Police have made an arrest in a June 2012 armed home invasion in Cabot.More >>
Trial date set for Mass. man in Vt. murder
Trial date set for Mass. man in Vt. murder
Updated: Friday, May 17 2013 9:45 AM EDT2013-05-17 13:45:45 GMT
A trial date has been set for a Massachusetts man accused of killing a woman in southern Vermont. 31-year-old Frank Caraballo will be in court September 9. He's accused of killing Melissa Barratt inMore >>
A trial date has been set for a Massachusetts man accused of killing a woman in southern Vermont.More >>
Newport woman admits unlawful sexual contact with boy
Newport woman admits unlawful sexual contact with boy
Updated: Friday, May 17 2013 7:11 PM EDT2013-05-17 23:11:55 GMT
A Vermont woman who admitted that she had unlawful sexual encounters with a 14-year-old boy will spend at least 10 year on the sex-offender registry.More >>
A Vermont woman who admitted that she had unlawful sexual encounters with a 14-year-old boy will spend at least 10 year on the sex-offender registry.More >>
Court: Man can sue hospital for giving blood to police
Court: Man can sue hospital for giving blood to police
Updated: Friday, May 17 2013 2:23 PM EDT2013-05-17 18:23:35 GMT
The Vermont Supreme Court has ruled that a man who has multiple drunken driving convictions can sue the state's largest hospital for drawing his blood at the request of police.More >>
The Vermont Supreme Court has ruled that a man who has multiple drunken driving convictions can sue the state's largest hospital for drawing his blood at the request of police.More >>
Vt. used car dealer faces fraud charges
Vt. used car dealer faces fraud charges
Updated: Friday, May 17 2013 12:26 PM EDT2013-05-17 16:26:55 GMT
A Vermont used car dealer is facing federal fraud charges of hiding malfunctions in the cars he sold. Prosecutors say Douglas Jordan, 40, of Wolcott, bought high-mileage used cars at auction and sold themMore >>
A Vermont used car dealer is facing federal fraud charges of hiding malfunctions in the cars he sold.More >>

Convicted Grafton murderer to be sentenced - WCAX.COM Local Vermont News, Weather and Sports-

Convicted Grafton murderer to be sentenced

New details in N.H. double-murder case

Local NewsMore>>

Heroin bust in hotel room paid for by Vt. taxpayers

Heroin bust in hotel room paid for by Vt. taxpayers

Marijuana and meth busts in side-by-side apartments

Marijuana and meth busts in side-by-side apartments

Is a backup at the Vt. Forensics Lab slowing court cases?

Is a backup at the Vt. Forensics Lab slowing court cases?

Police make arrest in Cabot home invasion

Police make arrest in Cabot home invasion

Trial date set for Mass. man in Vt. murder

Trial date set for Mass. man in Vt. murder

Newport woman admits unlawful sexual contact with boy

Newport woman admits unlawful sexual contact with boy

Court: Man can sue hospital for giving blood to police

Court: Man can sue hospital for giving blood to police

Vt. used car dealer faces fraud charges

Vt. used car dealer faces fraud charges

News

Weather

Featured

Quick Links

WCAX-TV