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This undated file photo by the St. Johnsbury, Vt., police shows Melissa Jenkins, who went missing Sunday night, March 25.![MelissaJenkins2]()
March 28, 2012: Donna Prue, mother of Allen Prue, is interviewed in court.![MelissaJenkins3]()
March 28, 2012: A Vermont State Police crime scene investigator walks past a snowplow at the home of Allen and Patricia Prue in Waterford, Vt.![MelissaJenkins4]()
March 28, 2012: Vermont state police troopers stand watch over the home of Allen and Patricia Prue in Waterford, Vt.![MelissaJenkins5]()
March 28, 2012: Allen Prue is seen in court in St. Johnsbury, Vt.![MelissaJenkins6]()
March 28, 2012: Patricia Prue is seen in court in St. Johnsbury, Vt.![MelissaJenkins7]()
March 28, 2012: Allen Prue is led into court in St. Johnsbury, Vt.![MelissaJenkins8]()
March 28, 2012: Patricia Prue is led into court in St. Johnsbury, Vt.![MelissaJenkins9]()
March 28, 2012: Vermont State Police Major Ed Ledo, center, speaks during a news conference in St. Johnsbury, Vt.![MelissaJenkins10]()
March 27, 2012: Students walk to a counseling session at St. Johnsbury Academy in St. Johnsbury, Vt.Murder of popular Vermont teacher stuns community
A snow plow driver and his wife were accused March 29, 2012 in connection with the killing of a Vermont prep school teacher, who police say was strangled. Thirty-year-old Allen Prue of Waterford and his 33-year-old wife Patricia Prue are facing 2nd degree murder charges in connection with the killing of Melissa Jenkins. The two went to great lengths to dispose of Jenkins' body, putting her nude body on a tarp, pouring bleach on it, weighing the corpse down with concrete blocks and tossing it into the Connecticut River, court documents allege.
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