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The Boston Globe
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Sunny Stewart case delayed in Maine pond death
A Maine judge expressed frustration over delays in the case against Deven Young, charged with killing Sunshine Stewart. Young, who was 17 at the time and is now 18, faces possible trial as an adult, which could result in 25 years to life in prison. The proceedings have been delayed due to difficulties in evaluating whether Young should be tried as an adult and issues with accessing defense evaluations, with a new court date set for early next year. Stewart was found dead near Crawford Pond after paddleboarding, and Young was arrested after a two-week search; her family and community members await justice amid ongoing legal delays.
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