The man charged in the deaths of three in a boat crash in 2024 in Old Saybrook rejected a plea deal offered by the state on Thursday. Clayton Hackling had to decide whether he would take the plea deal of 30 years,

A Connecticut man charged in a boat crash in Old Saybrook on Labor Day in 2024 that left three people dead has turned down a plea deal that would have sent him to prison for 15 years. Clayton Hackling,

In New London Superior Court, Clayton Hackling, 27, of Lyme, rejected a plea deal in a case tied to a fatal Old Saybrook boat crash on Labor Day 2024 that killed three people. Prosecutors say he operated the boat while drunk when it crashed into a jetty at the mouth of the Connecticut River.

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