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   Michael Jordan Carpenter (Benton County Jail)   
      
   A St. Cloud man, Michael Carpenter, was sentenced Friday in Benton County to   
   spend the rest of his life in prison for the death of his co-worker, Nicole   
   Hammond, in 2022.   
      
   In August, a jury found Carpenter guilty of first-degree pre-meditated murder   
   and second-degree murder for killing 28-year-old Hammond on Oct 24, 2022.   
   Investigators say she’d repeatedly rejected his personal advances. Her body   
   was found in the parking    
   lot of their workplace.   
      
   RELATED: St. Cloud man found guilty in shooting death of co-worker   
      
   According to the criminal complaint, investigators found an argument over text   
   messages between Hammond and Carpenter the night before the shooting, with   
   Hammond saying she didn’t want to be touched or manipulated by Carpenter.   
      
   Court documents even outlined that officers learned Carpenter made numerous   
   advances toward Hammond the month prior. The next day, authorities found   
   Hammond’s body in the parking lot of the place where they worked in St.   
   Cloud after getting a report of    
   a gunshot.   
      
   RELATED: Charges: St. Cloud man fatally shot coworker who rejected his advances   
      
   Officers later arrested Carpenter and found a pistol with a loaded magazine   
   that matched the shell found outside the business. A press release from the   
   attorney general’s office says that shot   
      
   Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison’s office prosecuted the case after   
   the Benton County Attorney submitted a special request under Minnesota   
   Statutes Sec. 8.01.   
      
   “My thoughts are with Nicole Hammond’s friends, family, and community   
   today. Nicole was a talented, kind, and caring soul who loved art and nature.   
   She will be missed by many,” said Attorney General Keith Ellison. “I am   
   pleased that today, the    
   Court held Michael Carpenter fully accountable for the crime he committed. I   
   hope this accountability is eventually able to bring some measure of peace to   
   Nicole’s loved ones.”   
      
   Carpenter was remembered fondly by colleagues after her death. The CEO and   
   owner of Dubow Textile, Rob Dubow, also said he didn’t know there was a   
   problem between the two.   
      
   “She always had a smile on her face. She was loved by anybody that she had   
   contact with,” said Dubow. “We had no clue. We had zero clue there was any   
   troubles in communications between staff members.”   
      
   RELATED: Colleagues mourn the loss of woman shot and killed at her workplace   
   in St. Cloud   
      
   https://kstp.com/kstp-news/top-news/man-sentenced-to-life-in-pri   
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