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Moreover, David Sweat has not yet received his sentence (as of November 2015) and has avoided trial in his part of the matter. CNN states, “Friday’s guilty plea avoids a trial in the matter. In addition to the life sentence Sweat already is serving, he faces up to 14 years in prison for the prison break charges” (Ferrigno and Hanna 1). Also, Sweat has three charges being held against him in addition to already being convicted for murder. CNN divulges, “David Sweat, the only one of the pair to survive the massive police manhunt after their June escape from . . .two counts of escape in the first degree and a count of promoting prison contraband” (Ferrigno and Hanna 1).

Furthermore, Richard Matt was killed before Sweat was captured. “. . . three
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