As a result of the plea, the state has stipulated that Frink will be committed to a secure psychiatric unit for five years.
Frink was visiting his mother when he asked his step-father for privacy with her, then used a gun to fire several shots at her, killing her, according to a Lebanon, NH Circuit Court affidavit. NH police later arrested Frink, charging him with one count of first-degree murder. The state later added a charge of second-degree murder in the case.
Frink pleaded not guilty to the charge on Sept. 13 in Grafton County Superior Court in North Haverhill, N.H., according to a report from the Boston Herald, which photographed Frink’s court appearance.
Copies of the related NH Superior Court documents are embedded below:
State v Travis Frink 215-2017-CR-408 Notice of Committal State v Travis Frink 215-2017-CR-408 Stipulation
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