Wrong Guy, Wrong Crime, Thirteen Years | Montpelier News

A 32-year-old man, Brownswell Cedano, just received a 13-year sentence for the 2019 murder of Richard Poginy—a case that began as a car crash but turned into a brutal homicide when investigators uncovered blunt-force trauma. The killing stemmed from a botched drug debt, and though Cedano claimed he had the wrong person, he was convicted of second-degree murder after pleading not guilty. In court, he took the stand to apologize—especially to Poginy’s young son—and expressed hope for eventual forgiveness. Upon release, he’ll get credit for time served and be placed on probation.

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