Winter Solitude
However, it seemed like he would not trade the winter solitude for anything. The smaller number of hikers during this time of the year meant he could afford not to be as careful. However, there is no denying that summer was still much preferable.
Winter Solitude
Consequences
On October 28, 2013, he took the stand at Kennebec County Superior Court half a year after his first arrest. He had 13 charges of burglary and theft, and he pleaded guilty to all of them. He landed a jail sentence of seven months and later served them. Apparently, he already served much of it during his time in custody. He had to meet with a judge every Monday to avoid a seven-year service. Aside from this, he needed to pay the victims $1,500. It was also mandatory for him to attend a program for people with mental health problems, spend three years on probation, and abstain from any alcohol.
Consequences