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Input: HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A 16-year-old student faces arraignment on murder charges in the stabbing death of a classmate at their high school on the day of the junior prom. 
  
 (Peter Casolino-New Haven Register) Friends and family including many students from Jonathan Law High School attend a memorial service at the First United Church of Christ in Milford, Conn., for Maren... (Associated Press) 
  
 Students hug and spray paint a rock purple outside Jonathan Law High School in Milford, Conn., Friday, April 25, 2014, in memory of 16-year-old stabbing victim Maren Sanchez. Sanchez was stabbed to death... (Associated Press) 
  
 Students spray paint a rock purple outside Jonathan Law High School in Milford, Conn., Friday, April 25, 2014, in memory of 16-year-old stabbing victim Maren Sanchez. Sanchez was stabbed to death earlier... (Associated Press) 
  
 A rock spray-painted by students sits in memory of 16-year-old stabbing victim Maren Sanchez on Friday, April 25, 2014, sits outside Jonathan Law High School in Milford, Conn. Sanchez was stabbed to death... (Associated Press) 
  
 Police haven't released the suspect's name, but people who saw him taken into custody identified him as Chris Plaskon, a friend of the victim, 16-year-old Maren Sanchez. 
  
 Plaskon's attorney, Richard Meehan, says his client is being held in a hospital under psychiatric evaluation and will not appear at his arraignment, scheduled for Monday in New Haven. 
  
 Plaskon is charged as a juvenile but Meehan has said he expects him to eventually be charged as an adult. 
  
 The stabbing occurred Friday morning at Jonathan Law High School in Milford, hours before the school's prom, and authorities are investigating whether Sanchez was stabbed after turning down the boy's invitation to the dance. 
  
 Connecticut's chief medical examiner said Sunday that Sanchez died of wounds to her torso and neck. 
  
 Milford Alderwoman Greta Stanford said the school would remain closed Monday. A memorial service is scheduled for 7 p.m. on the school's football field. Organizers are seeking donations so the junior class can buy a memorial bench in Sanchez's honor. 
  
 Mark Robinson, a technical education teacher who saw the suspect being taken out of the school in handcuffs, said Plaskon is the third of five brothers and has a good sense of humor. His family has deep roots in the community, Robinson said. 
  
 "There's no reason to suspect he would have done this. I think that's what makes it harder," Robinson said. 
  
 Classmate Imani Langston, who saw Plaskon being read his rights and taken away in a police car, said Sanchez and the boy were just friends and had never dated. 
  
 Sanchez, a member of the National Honor Society who was active in drama and other school activities, had been focused on prom in the days before her death. She had posted a photograph on Facebook of her blue prom dress and was looking forward to attending with a new boyfriend. 
  
 People who know Plaskon said he is an athlete and described him as genial and respectful. 
  
 "His family is devastated not only for him, but the youngster who was killed," Meehan said." It's a terrible situation all the way around." ||||| A 16-year-old high school student could be arraigned as soon as Monday in a Connecticut courtroom after being accused of stabbing a fellow classmate, Maren Sanchez, to death after Sanchez turned down his invitation to the prom. 
  
 She died of wounds to her neck and torso sustained Friday morning, hours before she was supposed to go to the dance, reports CBS News correspondent Don Dahler. 
  
 The junior prom at Jonathan Law High School was postponed, but Maren Sanchez's friends put on their gowns and tuxes anyway. At a nearby beach, they released balloons, held up her prom dress, and crowned the slain 16-year-old as their prom queen. 
  
 "She was always happy, and it took a lot to get her down, and she was always there for you if you were her friend," said Evelyn Castro, Sanchez's friend. 
  
 Sanchez was found stabbed early Friday morning inside her school. She died of her injuries at a local hospital about half an hour later. 
  
 The teenage suspect, whom CBS News is not identifying, was taken into custody. According to his attorney, he is undergoing a medical evaluation. 
  
 Students were surprised the suspect was one of their own. 
  
 "He seemed like a nice guy. I didn't really get into any in-depth conversations with him, but just 'Hi,'" said student Brittany Welkes. "He didn't seem like anything to be worried about." 
  
 Friends say Sanchez was looking forward to going to her prom with her boyfriend, which is why she had turned the suspect down. 
  
 "Maren should be celebrating at her prom this evening with her friends and classmates. Instead we are mourning her death and we are trying, as a community, to understand this senseless loss of life," said Edward Kovak, the victim's cousin. 
  
 Sanchez was popular. She was an honor student, class president and active in sports and theater. 
  
 "She loved getting involved in stuff and being head of things, and she was good at it," Castro said. 
  
 Sanchez's name has been painted on a rock at the high school, which remains closed this morning. A memorial service is planned for tonight on the school's football field. Sanchez was supposed to take part in a school production of "Little Shop of Horrors" at the end of the week. 
  
 The show will go on in her honor. 
  
 As for the suspect, his lawyers expect he will eventually be charged as an adult. |||||
Output:
Maren Sanchez was allegedly killed for refusing to go to prom with her attacker—but her friends ensured that the slain Connecticut 16-year-old was still a part of the dance. Though Friday's prom was postponed, her friends wore tuxes and dresses to the beach, where they brought Maren's dress and named her prom queen, CBS News reports. As for the 16-year-old suspect, who's set to be arraigned today: "He seemed like a nice guy. I didn't really get into any in-depth conversations with him, but just, 'Hi,'" a student says. The boy was a likeable athlete with a sense of humor and strong family ties to the community, others say. Another student tells the AP that the suspect and Sanchez were friends.