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    The St. Lawrence County Sheriff's Office has charged Adam W. Smith with second-degree murder for stabbing William Freeman to death. Deputies found Freeman's body at his home in Rossie, NY on March 2nd with multiple stab wounds. Smith was apprehended later that day driving Freeman's truck in Jefferson County. The Sheriff's Office is investigating with assistance from multiple local and state law enforcement agencies. Smith was arraigned and remanded to jail without bail.

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    The St. Lawrence County Sheriff's Office has charged Adam W. Smith with second-degree murder for stabbing William Freeman to death. Deputies found Freeman's body at his home in Rossie, NY on March 2nd with multiple stab wounds. Smith was apprehended later that day driving Freeman's truck in Jefferson County. The Sheriff's Office is investigating with assistance from multiple local and state law enforcement agencies. Smith was arraigned and remanded to jail without bail.

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    St. Lawrence County Sheriff's Office March 7, 2023

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    The St. Lawrence County Sheriff's Office has charged Adam W. Smith with second-degree murder for stabbing William Freeman to death. Deputies found Freeman's body at his home in Rossie, NY on March 2nd with multiple stab wounds. Smith was apprehended later that day driving Freeman's truck in Jefferson County. The Sheriff's Office is investigating with assistance from multiple local and state law enforcement agencies. Smith was arraigned and remanded to jail without bail.

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    Lawrence County
    Sheriff’s Office
    Public Safety Complex
    48 Court Street, Canton New York, 13617
    Phone: (315) 379-2222
    Administration Phone: (315) 379-2365

    Brooks J. Bigwarfe Sean P. O’Brien


    Sheriff Undersheriff

    Correctional Facility Civil Division


    Peggy Harper- Jail Administrator Mike MacCue- Chief Civil Officer
    (315) 379-2367 (315) 379-2221

    To: All Media Outlets

    From: Sheriff Brooks J. Bigwarfe

    Date: 03/07/2023

    Re: Homicide Investigation

    _____________________________________________________________________________________

    St. Lawrence County Sheriff’s Detectives have charged Adam W. Smith


    (46) of Lake Placid, with Murder in the 2nd Degree (A-1 Felony) after
    investigating an incident that occurred on 03/01/2023 at the address of
    258 County Route 10 in the Town of Rossie. Deputies were initially called
    to the residence on 03/02/2023 at approximately 2:18 pm for a body that
    was located inside that residence. Upon their arrival Deputies found
    William Freeman (67) of Rossie NY deceased inside with stab wounds to his
    body.
    On 03/02/2023 at approximately 5:00 pm Smith was apprehended by law
    enforcement in Freeman’s 2018 Chevrolet Silverado in Jefferson county
    on interstate 81 northbound near the Bradley Off ramp.
    With the ongoing investigation, The St. Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office
    is being assisted by the New York State Police, The Office of Homeland
    Security, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, Watertown Police
    Department, The North Country Crime Analysis Center, and the St.
    Lawrence County District Attorney’s Office.

    Smith was arraigned by Rossie Town Justice Phillip Gentile and remanded
    to the SLCCF without bail.

    - Serving Since 1818 -

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