A Maine man convicted of murder in the 2013 death of a Lewiston resident has lost his bid for a new trial.

The Sun Journal (http://bit.ly/29Y1d5N) reports that 28-year-old Michael McNaughton of Lewiston faces sentencing in September after a judge rejected his motions for a new trial.

McNaughton and William True were convicted in 2014 of killing 20-year-old Romeo Parent. Prosecutors say they killed Parent after he told police about True's involvement in a burglary.

Maine

The latest news from around the state

Traffic Stop 9 hours ago

Maine Might Ban Traffic Stops Used to Investigate Unrelated Criminal Activity

Discrimination 9 hours ago

Collins and Shaheen Introduce Bill to Prevent Discrimination Against LGBTQ Jurors

McNaughton's attorney argued that important evidence in the case wasn't shared with him until after the trial. The judge agreed with prosecutors who said after-trial evidence wouldn't have resulted in a different verdict.

McNaughton's lawyer says he expects to appeal his client's conviction and the judge's decision to the Maine Supreme Judicial Court.