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'Justice for Jupiter': Jury finds Fargo man guilty of killing 14-year-old girl - Vimarsana News

'Justice for Jupiter': Jury finds Fargo man guilty of killing 14-year-old girl

The jury decided Arthur Kollie was criminally responsible for the death of Jupiter Paulsen and pushed aside defense arguments that he suffered a psychotic break when he attacked her outside Party City in Fargo. Prosecutors will ask for a life sentence.

Morning headlines: Fargo man found guilty of killing teen Jupiter Paulsen in random knife attack - Vimarsana News

Morning headlines: Fargo man found guilty of killing teen Jupiter Paulsen in random knife attack

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Listen: Send-off marks start of yearlong deployment for North Dakota National Guard soldiers - Vimarsana News

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Kollie found guilty in murder of Jupiter Paulsen - Vimarsana News

Kollie found guilty in murder of Jupiter Paulsen

FARGO (KFGO) - Arthur Kollie has been found guilty of murdering 14-year-old Jupiter Paulsen. After a short deliberation Thursday afternoon, the jury f...

Counselor: Fargo man showed signs of 'unspecified psychosis' prior to attack of 14-year-old - Vimarsana News

Counselor: Fargo man showed signs of 'unspecified psychosis' prior to attack of 14-year-old

The defense is expected to argue Arthur Kollie is not criminally responsible for the death of Jupiter Paulsen. Prosecutors are likely to suggest he lied about having a mental illness to avoid punishment.