Andrea Balcer, 20, who pleaded guilty to killing her parents, said she was sorry and asked for forgiveness.
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Judge: Maine AG erred in subpoena to newspaper for video interview of admitted killer
The attorney general’s office had sought unedited video taken in September of a jailhouse interview with Andrea Balcer, who admits having murdering her parents in 2016 at their Winthrop home.
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Winthrop teen pleads guilty to murdering parents on Halloween morning 2016
Andrew Balcer, who feared gender identity repercussions and a recurrence of alleged sex abuse by mom, now faces 25 to 55 years in prison.
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Balcer, in jailhouse interview, makes new abuse allegations after parents’ Halloween killings in Winthrop
The 19-year-old, who now identifies as a woman, alleges that years of sexual and mental abuse culminated in the 2016 murders, which she regrets.
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Winthrop teen to plead guilty in Halloween slayings of parents, dog
Andrew Balcer, 19, is expected to plead guilty on Sept. 19 to killing both his parents and the family’s dog on Halloween morning in 2016.
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Full coverage: The Andrew Balcer case
Antonio and Alice Balcer, both 47, were found stabbed to death in their Winthrop home on Oct. 31, 2016.
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Winthrop teen pleads not guilty to Halloween murder of parents, family dog
Andrew Balcer entered the not guilty pleas Friday in connection with the 2016 killing of his parents, Antonio and Alice Balcer, and the family’s Chihuahua.
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Winthrop teen indicted on charges of murdering parents, killing family dog
Andrew Balcer is accused of killing both his parents and the family’s Chihuahua on Halloween morning last year.
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Winthrop teenager to be treated as adult in double murder case
Andrew Balcer, who was 17 at the time his parents were killed, said he was concerned his parents wouldn’t support him because of he struggled with his gender identity.