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Convicted killer indicted in 1987 cold case murder of Maine woman © Maine Department of Corrections gerald goodale mugshot A Maine man already in prison for murder has been charged in connection with the 1987 killing of a Waterville woman. A grand jury on Thursday indicted Gerald Goodale, 61, for the murder of Janet Brochu, 20.Sign up for our Newsletters Brochu was out with friends on Christmas Eve of 1987 with friends when she was separated from the group and disappeared. Her body was found more than two months later in the Sebasticook River in Pittsfield. Police said Goodale was part of ...

Inmate charged with killing another woman 34 years ago May 14, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail WATERVILLE, Maine (AP) — A Maine man has been charged with killing a woman who disappeared 34 years ago in Waterville on Christmas Eve, police said Friday. Gerald Goodale, 61, was indicted Thursday for murder in the death of Janet Brochu of Waterville, officials said. He's already in the Maine State Prison serving a sentence for murdering another woman, Geraldine Finn, in 1988. New evidence that recently developed allowed prosecutors to present evidence about Brochu's death to a grand jury, officials sa...

increase font size Man arrested in connection with 1987 murder of Waterville woman Gerald Goodale, an inmate serving a sentence for the 1988 murder of another woman, has been indicted on charges that he killed Janet Brochu in 1987. By Staff ReportMorning Sentinel Share A man has been charged with murder in the three-decade-old killing of Janet Brochu of Waterville, police said Friday. Janet Brochu is seen in an undated archived photo. Morning Sentinel file The arrest of Gerald Goodale, 61, in connection with the 1987 cold case, came after unspecified new evidence was uncovered and present...

Body recovered at Benton Falls Dam; foul play not cited BENTON — A body was recovered Monday night from the Benton Falls Dam on the Sebasticook River. On Tuesday, state police said there was nothing to indicate foul play was involved in the death. Shannon Moss, public information officer for the Maine Department of Public Safety, wrote in an email Monday that state police had been notified earlier in the day of a body in the water near the dam. The Fairfield Fire Department helped retrieve the body, according to Moss, and the state Office of Chief Medical Examiner had been brought into the ...

Body retrieved from water at Benton dam Share A body was retrieved from the Sebasticook River at the Benton Falls Dam on Monday night, but the circumstances do not appear to be suspicious, according to Maine State Police. Contacted late Monday for comment, Shannon Moss, public information officer for the Maine Department of Public Safety, said in an email that state police were called about a possible body in the water at the Benton dam. “With the help of Fairfield Fire Dept the body was retrieved,” her email says. The state Medical Examiner’s Office is assisting in the investigation, a...