Jason Wing ~Norfolk town court allege that 37 yo Dustin Trimm "intentionally, knowingly & unlawfully" shot & killed Wing. Now, there is a co-conspirator!! /Trimm Pleads NOT Guilty!

A Winthrop man shot and killed 21 year old Jason Wing and buried him at the location where state police were looking for his remains Thursday, court papers say.

Wing has been missing since August 2010.

A felony complaint filed by state police investigators in Norfolk town court allege that 37 year old Dustin Trimm "intentionally, knowingly and unlawfully" shot and killed Wing sometime during the last week of August or the first week of September of that year.

Trimm, of 325 County Route 49 in Winthrop, has been charged with second-degree murder and is in the St. Lawrence County Jail without bail.

The court documents say Trimm buried the body at 281 Grantville Road in Norfolk, where police were using excavating equipment to search for Wing's remains or other evidence.

Thursday afternoon, police announced they recovered what they believe are Wing's remains.

State police Major Richard Smith Jr. said the remains were fairly well-preserved and that they will be sent to a lab for forensic identification.

He said there was evidence that Trimm tried to conceal the body, but wouldn't elaborate.

"There was a concerted effort on the part of, I believe, Mr. Trimm to hide the body to the extent that it would never be found," said Smith.

The gun believed used to shoot Wing has not been recovered.

District Attorney Nicole Duve confirmed that she presented Trimm's case to a grand jury Thursday, but declined to comment further.

Officials would not comment on a possible motive.

"It appears that the crime may have been motivated by multiple factors," said Duve.

Trimm is no stranger to authorities and negative publicity.

A convicted Level 2 sex offender, Trimm was involved in setting up an adult book store next to a church in Fort Jackson in 2004.

Wing's mother, Roxanne Stratton, told 7 News reporter John Friot that she hopes Trimm "rots in hell" for what she believes he did to her son.

Stratton says she feels in her heart that his body will be found in the heavily wooded area where police were searching.

There's no closure yet, she said, "I just hope justice will be served."

The property police are searching is owned by Robert McConnell, a friend of Trimm's.

A neighbor, Raymond Premo, who lives across the road, says he recalls seeing a large pile of burning tires at the property sometime around July or August of 2010.

Stratton said in an interview with Friot about a year ago that she feared foul play.

She feared at the time that his disappearance was related to drug trafficking involving the nearby Akwesasne Mohawk Reservation.

Trimm will be back in Norfolk Court Monday morning for a preliminary hearing.

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Story Published: Mar 26, 2012 at 1:36 PM EDT

A judge set bail at $250,000 cash or $400,000 bond for accused murderer Dustin Trimm at his arraignment Monday morning in St. Lawrence County Court.

The 37 year old Winthrop resident entered a not-guilty plea.

Trimm is accused of shooting 21 year old Jason Wing of Norfolk in 2010 and burying his body on property off Grantville Road in the town of Norfolk.

Wing's mother, Roxanne Stratton, and a group of more than a dozen supporters were in the courtroom for Trimm's arraignment.

Stratton told 7 News that she felt the judicial system let her and her family down.

"It is unbelievable that he will be able to be out on the street," Stratton said.

Wing went missing in August 2010. His body was found by state police investigators in February following an intensive search of the Grantville Road property.

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Trimm Admits Murder In Undercover Recording
Story Published: Mar 27, 2012 at 4:03 PM EDT
Story Updated: Mar 27, 2012 at 4:11 PM EDT

Transcripts obtained by 7 News reveal some disturbing details surrounding the details of the Jason Wing murder case.

According to court documents, accused murderer Dustin Trimm admitted killing the 21 year old the Fort Covington man to an acquaintance who recorded him.

7 News obtained the transcripts of those recordings through court documents filed Tuesday.

The taped conversation was between Trimm and Robert McConnell, the man who allegedly helped Trimm bury Wing's body on property off Grantville Road near Raymondville.

The admissions came in a series of meetings in January and February of this year between Trimm and McConnell, who was wearing an electronic recording device and being monitored by police.

In those conversations, Trimm allegedly tells McConnell he is the one who shot Wing three times - once in the head and twice in the chest area.

Trimm also suggests that McConnell rent a chipper to throw Wing's body through along with brush to conceal the crime.

"Nothing there to dig up then," Trimm reportedly said.

The conversations also acknowledge that Wing's body is buried on McConnell's Grantville Road property.

Trimm also suggests they cover the spot where Wing was buried with "a real thick concrete pad."

As far as a possible motive for Wing's murder, Trimm is recorded saying "I can't stand being stolen from."

At one point in a conversation recorded January 26, 2012 inside Trimm's pickup truck, Trimm reportedly told McConnell, "If they can give four years for killing Michael Jackson, I ain't gonna get life."

According to the transcript, Trimm also told McConnell, "Sometimes you just gotta take one bad apple out of the bunch. That's the way it works."

Trimm remains jailed on $250,000 bail or $400,000 bond.

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Trimm admits to murder on secret recording
By: Cara Thomas

In Dustin Trimm's arraignment on Monday, Trimm pled not guilty to the murder of 21-year-old Jason Wing, but court documents show he admitted to the crime while being secretly recorded. Our Cara Thomas tells us what State Police discovered during their investigation of Wing's death.

CANTON, N.Y. -- Jason Wing was a 21-year-old Winthrop man who disappeared in the summer of 2010. In February, State Police found his remains buried on Grantville Road in Norfolk. That same day, Dustin Trimm was arrested for the murder.

Trimm was arraigned in county court Monday, pleading not guilty to a charge of second degree murder. But court documents depict another story through recorded conversations between Trimm and three others in relation to Wing's initial disappearance.

State Police investigators used many different tactics to locate Wing's body. And according to court documents, one of their main assets was Robert McConnell, the man they say helped Trimm bury the body.

During secretly recorded conversations between the two men, Trimm admitted to killing Wing and said he did it because Wing repeatedly stole from him. He said, "Sometimes you have to take one bad apple out of the bunch."

Other conversations, recorded in the court documents, reveal that Trimm had shot Wing three times: Once in the head and twice in the chest.

Court documents show that Trimm and McConnell buried Wing on property owned by McConnell. During a later conversation, McConnell told Trimm he didn't want the body on his property anymore. Trimm told him to make sure he took out the bullets first. He also suggested to rent a wood chipper to get rid of the body or cover it up with a concrete pad. But none of those actions ever took place.

McConnell said he was afraid and didn't want to be sent to prison, but Trimm assured him by saying "If they can get four years for killing Michael Jackson, I ain't gonna get life."

Trimm is being held in the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility. His bail is set at $250,000 cash, $400,000 bond. The DA says Jason Wing's family does fear for their safety if Trimm posts bail. She also said he could potentially be a flight risk.

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07/06/2012 02:23 PM
Dustin Trimm back in jail
By: Web Staff

ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY, N.Y. -- Accused murderer Dustin Trimm is back in jail. Trimm is charged with patronizing a prostitute and endangering the welfare of a child.

He had been out on $250,000 bail following his arrest for the alleged shooting death of Jason Wing, 21. Now, police say they received a complaint that Trimm had allegedly solicited a sexual act from a male under the age of 17.

Trimm is also charged with unlawfully dealing with police after they say he provided alcohol for someone under age.

A bail hearing for Trimm is set for later this month.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2012

CANTON— Second-degree murder suspect Dustin J. Trimm was indicted on six unrelated counts Thursday morning by a St. Lawrence County grand jury.
Mr. Trimm, 37, of 325 County Route 49, Winthrop, is accused of sending text messages offering a 16-year-old boy $50 to perform oral sex on him on May 13 and May 14, as well as providing the boy with alcohol.
Those allegations occurred while Mr. Trimm, who is accused of murdering 21-year-old Jason Wing in the summer of 2010, was free from jail after his father posted $250,000 bail.
Mr. Trimm allegedly shot Mr. Wing to death and buried his body on Grantville Road near Raymondville. State police found Mr. Wing’s remains in February 2011.
On Thursday, the grand jury charged him with two felony counts of disseminating indecent material to a minor, two misdemeanor counts of third-degree patronizing a prostitute, and one misdemeanor count of first degree unlawfully dealing with a child and endangering the welfare of a child.
Mr. Trimm remains in jail, where he’s been since Judge Jerome J. Richards revoked his bail on July 11.

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Story Published: Aug 27, 2012 at 11:20 AM EDT
Story Updated: Aug 27, 2012 at 11:29 AM EDT

Accused murderer Dustin Trimm has pleaded a not-guilty to a six-count indictment alleging he solicted a teenage boy to perform a sex act while he was free on bail.
Trimm was arraigned in St. Lawrence County Court Monday morning.
The 37 year old Winthrop man is accused of killing 21 year old Jason Wing two years ago and burying his body near Raymondville.
He was out on bail on a second degree murder charge when he allegedly solicited sex from the 16 year old.
Trimm's attorney, Richard Manning, told the court the new charges were "trumped up".
Trimm is accused of two felony counts of disseminating indecent material to a minor, two misdemeanor counts of patronizing a prostitute, and single counts of endangering the welfare of a child and unlawfully dealing with a child.
Trimm allegedly sent text messages from his cell phone to the boy offering him $50 to perform oral sex.
Trimm had been free on the $250,000 bail his father posted for the murder charge when he was arrested on the sex charges.
Trimm remains held without bail on the murder charge.

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Suspected Murderer Dustin Trimm is back in jail, solicited a teenager for sex

Print Story Published: 7:39 am Share Updated: 7:43 am
Ogdensburg (Nathan Lehman WTNY) -- Another arraignment for Dustin Trimm in St. Lawrence County Court and another plea of not guilty.

Trimm was arraigned Monday on charges that he attempted to solicit sex from a 16 year old boy earlier this year. Trimm allegedly committed the crime while out on bail on a murder charge, in connection with the 2010 death of Jason Wing in northern St. Lawrence County.

Trimm was indicted by a grand jury on a total of six sex related counts involving the minor. Trimm remains jailed without bail following his latest arrest.

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I sure hope he stays in jail w/ no bond this time!

He is truly a piece of shit!

4/4/2013

A St. Lawrence County man awaiting trial on murder charges is now facing unrelated sex counts involving two people.

Thirty eight year old Dustin Trimm has been indicted by a grand jury on charges of first degree criminal sexual act and first degree sexual abuse, as well as one count of endangering the welfare of a child. Trimm is alleged to have engaged in forcible sexual contact with an 18 and a 13 year old back in 2010 and 2011.

He is also accused of sex and prostitution charges involving a 16 year old male that allegedly occurred while he was free on bail following his arrest on the murder charge.

Trimm is awaiting trial on allegations that he killed 21 year old Jason Wing in 2010.


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MAY 22, 2013


The father of admitted murderer Dustin J. Trimm has been indicted on allegations that he bribed a witness in an effort to prevent that person from testifying against his son at trial.

Steven Trimm, 64, Winthrop, was arrested Tuesday under a St. Lawrence County Court warrant. Under an indictment unsealed Tuesday, he faces charges of felony bribing of a witness, fifth-degree conspiracy and fourth-degree criminal solicitation.

Dustin Trimm, 38, Winthrop, pleaded guilty last month to one count of first-degree manslaughter in the Aug. 31, 2010 death of Jason M. Wing, 21, as well as to two counts of first-degree criminal sexual act in connection with two other cases pending against him. That plea averted a murder trial which was set to begin earlier this month.

The younger Trimm shot Wing in the head and chest and then buried his body in a wooded area off Grantville Road in the town of Norfolk. State police investigators found Mr. Wing’s body Feb. 1, 2012 on property owned by Robert McConnell.

In March or April, before the trial was to begin, Steven Trimm allegedly paid $1,500 to Mr. McConnell, telling him that they didn’t need to prove his son was innocent, just to create reasonable doubt in the prosecution’s case against him. He also allegedly arranged a meeting between the witness and a private investigator.

Mr. Trimm appeared in St. Lawrence County Court Tuesday afternoon before being sent to the county jail, where he posted $10,000 bail a short time later. He is due to appear in County Court again on Tuesday, May 28.

Dustin Trimm, meanwhile, remains in the jail without bail while he awaits sentencing on Aug. 5.

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MAY 29, 2013

Steven Trimm, 64, Winthrop, pleaded not guilty Tuesday morning in St. Lawrence County Court after being indicted on charges that he bribed a witness in an effort to prevent that person from testifying against his son, Dustin J. Trimm, in the latter’s murder trial.

The elder Mr. Trimm was arrested May 21 under a St. Lawrence County Court warrant. He was represented Tuesday in court by Syracuse attorney Emil Rossi and attorney Richard V. Manning, Parishville.

Bail was set at $10,000 cash or $20,000 bond after Mr. Trimm’s arrest last week. He remains free, pending further proceedings, after posting bail May 21.

Under Mr. Trimm’s unsealed indictment, he faces charges of felony bribing of a witness, fifth-degree conspiracy and fourth-degree criminal solicitation.

In March or April, before his son’s trial was to begin, Mr. Trimm allegedly paid $1,500 to Robert McConnell, owner of the Norfolk property where the body of Jason M. Wing, 21, was found by state police investigators Feb. 1, 2012.

Mr. Trimm is accused of telling Mr. McConnell that they didn’t need to prove his son was innocent, they just had to create reasonable doubt in the prosecution’s case.

Mr. Trimm also allegedly arranged a meeting between the witness and a private investigator.

The younger Trimm, 38, Winthrop, pleaded guilty last month to one count of first-degree manslaughter in the Aug. 31, 2010, death of Mr. Wing, and two counts of first-degree criminal sexual act in connection with two other cases pending against him. That plea averted a murder trial that was set to begin earlier this month.

The younger Trimm shot Mr. Wing in the head and chest and buried his body in a wooded area off Grantville Road in the town of Norfolk.


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