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Offender Databases James Mills

James Andrew Mills

Alias

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Offences

Murdered Jamie Faulkner by gunshot in Palmerston North in September 2009
Was on bail at the time for prior burglary offences

Victims

Jamie Faulkner

Offender Affiliations

Rachel Parker

Gang affiliations

none known

Age

Born 1980

Current Location

Prison

Parole/Release Dates

Sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum 11 year non-parole period in June 2010
Eligible for parole September 2020

Background
NZ Herald story here
Dominion Post story here and also here
Sunday News story here

A woman has been charged with being party to a murder of a Palmerston North man in September 2009. Jamie Martin Faulkner, 32, was shot dead at a Heretaunga St property on September 4, 2009. In June 2010, James Mills, 30, pleaded guilty to Mr Faulkner's murder. He is currently serving a life sentence. Ongoing investigations into the murder have resulted in a 37-year-old Palmerston North woman being charged with being party to murder today. She will appear in Palmerston North District Court tomorrow. Police would not comment on the arrest as it was now before the courts.
Stuff story here

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