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Posted: 9:23 PM Oct 23, 2006
Plea Deal in Works For Accused Murderer in Stevens Point
The man accused of shooting someone on a busy street in broad daylight is making a deal with the court.
28-year old Aaron Harvath is expected to plead not guilty by reason of mental disease and be sentenced to a mental health facility for life.
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Harvath is charged with the murder of 23-year old Dirk Wolf.
The Stevens Point man was gunned down at the corner of Park and Dvision streets in Point last November.
Portage County District Attorney Tom Eagon says a court appointed psychologist ruled Harvath was insane at the time of the shooting and a second psychologist agreed.
Although both attorneys have agreed to the plea, Eagon says nothing is final until Harvath's next court appearance on November 1st.
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