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Compare And Contrast Chekyll And Hyde Suicide

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PAINT TWP. — Apologizing for his actions, an Apple Creek man on Tuesday avoided incarceration when he admitted to causing the traffic crash in which another man was killed. Roy A. Mast, 33, of 3552 County Road 160, Millersburg, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash along County Road 160. Maynard M. Yoder, 18, of 12511 Cunningham Road, pleaded no contest in Holmes County Municipal Court to a single count of involuntary manslaughter. In exchange for his plea, the state dismissed a related charge of failing to maintain an assured clear distance ahead. Judge Andrew Hyde found Yoder guilty and adopted a jointly recommended sentence to include a $500 fine and two-year driver 's license suspension, with driving privileges. Since the crash,

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