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    Friday sentencing coming for Wamego man convicted of murder

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    By Brandon Peoples on July 18, 2019 Local News, Pottawatomie County
    Pottawatomie County District Courthouse (Photo courtesy Google Maps)
    Cody Lamia-Beck

    WESTMORELAND, Kan. — A 24-year-old Wamego man convicted last month of murder will learn his fate at a 9 a.m. hearing Friday in Pottawatomie County District Court.

    Cody Lamia-Beck entered a no contest plea and was subsequently found guilty of intentional second-degree murder of Jacob Bouck. Evidence showed Bouck sustained multiple stab wounds and Lamia-Beck’s DNA was found on a homemade hatchet that was located along with two knives. There was also a confession consistent with the evidence found at the crime scene.

    Bouck was reported missing Dec. 21. Deputies found his body along the Kansas River west of Wamego on Christmas Eve.

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