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"A man charged in connection with the death of mother from Maine pleaded guilty Wednesday to being an accomplice to second-degree murder.Michael Petelis was given a minimum sentence of 35 years in prison. He was the third person to enter a guilty plea in the case of Krista Dittmeyer, whose body was found in a snow-making pond at Cranmore Mountain in April 2011.It was an emotional scene in court as the victim's mother confronted the man who prosecutors said played a role in Dittmeyer's death.\"Did she know she'd never see her baby again?\" said Lanell Schackley, Dittmeyer's mother. \"Did she realize she was being murdered and taken away from the thing she loved the most in the whole world? Did you see her face and realize she was being betrayed by someone she trusted?\"Prosecutors said Petelis was a friend of Dittmeyer's and lured her to his apartment to rob her. When she arrived at the home, prosecutors said, Anthony Papile hit her in the head with a club three times.Investigators said she was then bound with duct tape and thrown in the back of her car that was driven by Papile to Cranmore Mountain while Petelis and Trevor Ferguson followed.\"When you texted Krista to come to your apartment and into your home where she felt safe, you laid in wait to participate in her being savagely bludgeoned with her daughter nearby,\" Schackley said. \"You were not being her friend. You were not her guardian. You were nothing but a cold-blooded killer.\"Prosecutors said Dittmeyer's body was thrown in a snow-making pond, and the three men fled, leaving behind her car with her 14-month-old daughter in the back seat. The child was unharmed.Papile has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 50 years in prison. Ferguson pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery and was sentenced to a minimum of seven years.\"I hope you realize the never-ending pain you've caused me, her mother, her daughter, Aliyah, and to her sister,\" Schackley said.Petelis did not address the court. His lawyer said his client he has taken responsibility for his actions."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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