article_snippet: Kyle Dube, 21, or Orono, was convicted of kidnapping and murdering high school sophomore Nichole Cable in May of 2013.
article_snippet: Kyle Dube, 21, (mugshot left) was convicted of kidnapping and murdering 15-year-old high school sophomore Nichole Cable (right) in May of 2013 in Maine .
article_snippet: Kyle Dube was found guilty of staging Cable's kidnapping so Kyle Dube could later rescue Kyle Dube and be hailed as a hero.
article_snippet: Other friends and family of Cable began to cry, as did Kyle Dube's mother and other family members.
article_snippet: During the two-week trial, the prosecution's case centered on Kyle Dube's use of a phony Facebook account to lure Cable out of Deputy Attorney General Lisa Marchese home.
article_snippet: The profile, under the name of another man who was not involved in Cable's abduction, was traced back to Kyle Dube's home.
article_snippet: Kyle Dube didn't like another man who was not involved in Cable's abduction.
article_snippet: DNA evidence also tied Kyle Dube Cabledisappearance and several people, including fellow inmates and an ex-girlfriend, testified Kyle Dube confessed to the crime.
highlights_snippet: Kyle Dube, 21, found guilty of kidnapping and murdering  Nichole Cable .
  
highlights_snippet: Dube, of Orono, Maine, staged Cable's kidnapping so he could rescue her .
  