A woman who was sentenced to a decade in prison for suffocating a Canadian tourist to death by stuffing his mouth with sand has been elected to the city council of Bangor, Maine — the town that helped inspire Stephen King’s horror novel It.
Angela Walker was elected a Bangor council member this week, 22 years after she pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges alongside her brother, Benjamin Humphrey, in the 2002 death of a Canadian tourist, Derek Rogers.
Online critics considered her election an outrage, while Walker herself said she hoped to serve as an example of recovery from alcoholism and homelessness.
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