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‘I am an innocent man’: Houlton man challenges murder conviction

Summary by Bangor Daily News
HOULTON, Maine — A Houlton man serving 65 years in Maine State Prison challenged his murder conviction in court on Friday. Reginald J. Dobbins, 28, contends that several legal missteps leading to his 2017 murder conviction in the 2015 bludgeoning death of Keith Suitter violated his constitutional rights during police investigations and his eight-day trial. Following Friday’s post-conviction evidentiary hearing in Aroostook County Superior Court,…

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‘I am an innocent man’: Houlton man challenges murder conviction

HOULTON, Maine — A Houlton man serving 65 years in Maine State Prison challenged his murder conviction in court on Friday. Reginald J. Dobbins, 28, contends that several legal missteps leading to his 2017 murder conviction in the 2015 bludgeoning death of Keith Suitter violated his constitutional rights during police investigations and his eight-day trial. Following Friday’s post-conviction evidentiary hearing in Aroostook County Superior Court,…

·Bangor, United States
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Bangor Daily News broke the news in Bangor, United States on Friday, June 6, 2025.
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