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Newstipline. 410-845-4642 THOMASE.CLAYBAUGH GeneralManager 410-341-6534 MICHAELKILIAN ExecutiveEditor 410-845-4601 ROBBSCOTT SalesandMarketingDirector 410-341-6532 LOUHAUT CirculationManager RONSMITH OperationsDirector 410-845-4619 ANNEO 1 CONNELL BusinessManager 410-845-4623 NIKKIIOVACCHINI 410-845-4622 TheDailyTimesisnotresponsible forunsolicitedcopyorphotos. TheDailyTimes(USPS146-540)is Periodicalspostagepaidat additionalmailingoffices. Sept.23,2013.T.P.White&Sons.Serviceswillbeheld at2p.m.MondayatParsonsCemeter. AREADEATHS Countyprosecutorsdid Friday.Inordertogeta hadtodemonstratea trackrecordshowing Phillipsdeservedtobe strippedtheopportunity toeverleaveprison.

gotafullconfessionfrom breakingintothePoco- mokeCity-areahomeof stabbinghimtodeathaf- ButtheMaryland CourtofAppealsruled invalidbecausethepo- liceofficerquestioning himshouldhaveended theinterviewwhenPhil- lipsaskedforalawyer, Theofficerwhocon- ductedthatinterview formerdetectivewith theWorcesterCounty BureauofInvestigation, whohassincebeenelect- edtotheMaryland HouseofDelegates. ningforastateSenate agreeswiththeappeals notbelievePhillipswas deniedanyofhisrightsto counsel. Thecaseultimately wasremandedto WorcesterCounty.Inhis wasthrownout.Butnew evidencewasavailable, includedthejeansPhil- testingshowedtheyhad them. PhillipsinJunewas convictedoffirst-degree hisfirstconvictionfor thedefendantkilled someonewhiletryingto robthem.Afirst-degree murderconvictionre- quiresproofof premeditation. AthissentencingFri- testimonyfromseven differentemployeesof thecourtsystemwholaid outseveralinstancesof Phillipsviolatingjail infights.

Tofurthermakeacase forPhillipstolosethe torsplayedaphonecall inwhichPhillipsisheard tellingaconfidantthathe wouldconsidertryingto lockmeuptherestofmy PhillipskilledNib- onedayafterbeingre- leasedfromtheWicomi- coCountyjail.Hewas thereforfourmonths awaitingtrialonassault charges.WhenPhillips’ released. lipssoughtoutNibblett athome.Phillipshad doneawindowreplace- edlyowedtohimforthe said. AfrienddrovePhil- lipstothehousetogetthe money.Phillipsspent about15minutesinside, courtdocumentssaid, andwhenhereturned, thedrivernoticedblood AformerMarinewho blettwasalifelong plumberwhohadpicked upthetradeatage12. Hewasawell-liked plumberandhandyman aroundthePocomoke Cityarea. Authoritiessaidthat Nibblettwasbeatense- verelyaroundthehead andtorso.

andliterallybeatthelife outofMr.Nibblett.” CharmaQuickwasthe onewhofoundherfather lyingonthefloorathis home.Incourt,shesaid herfatherhadbeenbeat- ensobadlythathewas hardtorecognize. hasbeenverypainfuland judgeatsentencing. licdefenderrepresent- judgeforasentenceof lifewithallbut30years suspended.Phillipsde- clinedtospeakinopen courtwhenhewasgiven theopportunityfor elocution. Killer ContinuedfromPageA1 arelikelytokillthem- selvessotheycanbe late. DeborahJohnsonwish- ingshecouldturnback timeforthesakeofher The23-year-oldArmy privatediedfroman overdoseofpainpills mixedwithalcoholin aninstant-messageex- changewithhismother.

Jeremywassentoffto monthsafterjoiningthe Army.Hewasmedically evacuatedfromAfghani- stanwithemotionalis- suesinthesummerof thatyear. Thefatheroftwolittle girlswaseagerby2010to leavetheservicewitha hehatedthemedication doctorshadhimusing. Shortlybeforehisdeath, seemedseverelyde- pressed.Butafterhours onthephonefollowedby sonthoughthewasOK. Thedeathwasruleda suicide. waytoidentifythosepeo- hopethattherewouldbe somethingthatyoucould TheArmyreceived computercodesduring thepastfewmonthsde- signedtodojustthat.De- velopedbytheNational InstituteofMental Healthwithcolleaguesat HarvardUniversityand otheracademicinstitu- tionsacrossthecountry, thecodeispartofa broaderstudyofsuicide lastingseveralyearsand Ratingraises NationalInstituteepi- demiologistMichael heandothersontheteam appliedacomplexsetof ploymenthistoryordrug computerassessmentof whomdoyoutargetfor ArmyDeputyUnder- secretaryHawleyfeels certaintheprogramcan work.

thefundingtodosome- Howsoonthepro- gramwillbeputinplace talkingaboutapilotpro- grampossiblynext spring. Suicides ContinuedfromPageA1 manevenastheybeginto feeltheimpactofthe firstshutdownin17 years.They’reunbend- ingintheiroppositionto the3-year-oldhealthcare lawandendorseanyef- forttounravelit. SoMullinstandsfirm, andheisnotalone.Rebel- liousRepublicanspre- vailedinpressuring SpeakerJohnBoehner, thehealthcarelawtothe spendingbillandhavere- fusedtorelent. Fewargumentshave swayedtheseGOPnew- partyclassof2010and37 whoarrivedinWashing- tonearlierthisyear. licanRep.TomCole,has counseledagainstthe peatedlythatashutdown andgovernmentdefault abouttheonlytwothings thatcouldjeopardizethe year.Coleiscloseto Boehnerandservesasa deputywhip.

SaysfreshmanRep. RichardHudsonofNorth cernedabouttheimpact ofthislawontheAmeri- canpeoplethanIam cheeringonMullininthe high-stakesshowdown. The71-year-oldretired nurselikessomeele- mentsofthehealthcare mentforinsurerstocov- erindividualswithpre- existingconditions. ButsheinsistsifOba- macandelaysomere- ingbigbusinessestopro- videhealthcoveragefor theiremployeesorfacea thedifferentpartsofthe goingtohurthimright withuspickingoutthings United ContinuedfromPageA1.