A federal judge sentenced a 26-year-old North Carolina man to three life sentences plus an additional 83 years in prison in connection with the murders of an active-duty Fort Bragg soldier and U.S. Army veteran, according to prosecutors.
In May, Kenneth Maurice Quick Jr. , was convicted of eight counts in relation to the December 2020 killings of Master Sgt. William Lavigne III , a member of the Army’s elite Delta Force unit, and former soldier Timothy Dumas Sr. , Stars and Stripes reported. Quick was found guilty of charges including first-degree murder, drug conspiracy and obstruction of justice.
Quick is accused of dumping the men’s bodies…
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