It’s been almost 20 years since Mervin McClendon was arrested, but now people are talking about him again because of that fact. Because the case has been going on for a long time, people’s emotions are coming out as they learn about the news. Yes, that’s right. He has been found guilty of killing 11-year-old Melissa Tremblay in Lawrence, New York, back in 1988. So, below, you can find the whole story, as well as some shocking facts that no one knew about.
Who Was Melissa Tremblay?
On Tuesday, Marvin McClendon Jr., who worked for the Massachusetts Department of Corrections for many years, was taken into custody for the 1988 killing of a New Hampshire 11-year-old girl. The police department is excited to hold him until Thursday, when he will be arraigned in an Alabama courtroom. As soon as the news spreads on social networking sites, there are a lot of people who are reacting to it. If he is found guilty, everyone wants the department to take strong action against him because no one thought that he would be found guilty.
Marvin McClendon Arrested For 1998 Murder Case
A 74-year-old man from Alabama named Marvin McClendon is said to have quit his job with the Massachusetts Department of Correction, even though he doesn’t know for sure whether or not he worked for the state in 1988. They didn’t say anything about it. His partner Bremen Alabama also didn’t say anything about it, so his family and private life are not in the news. This is why only his friends and family know more about him than anyone else, even the police. In the end, a glimmer of hope caught their eye, and they kept going until they solved the mystery of 1988.
There were some weird things that happened during the investigation. Tremblay, who came from Salem, Hampshire, was together with her mother and her mother’s boyfriend, with whom she was going to get married, at the time. But Marvin killed her by accident, which shocked almost everyone, because no one thought she would leave the world. As a result, we’ve written down everything that came from the other important sources. When more comes, we’ll let you know.