Police investigate death in Maine island town

Vinalhaven police responded to a report on Sunday night of a man bleeding from the neck and a woman with a partially severed hand.

AP

June 15, 2020

VINALHAVEN, Maine (AP) — Maine police on Monday were investigating the death of a 28-year-old man on the island of Vinalhaven.

Police responded to a report on Sunday night in Vinalhaven of a man bleeding from the neck and a woman with a partially severed hand. They said Monday the man who died is Roger Feltis, who moved to the island from Waldoboro a few months ago.

No charges had been filed as of Monday. Police said an autopsy began on Monday at the state medical examiner’s office.

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