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Mother of 4 babies found in South Boston freezer won't face charges
BOSTON - The mother of four babies found in a South Boston apartment freezer more than a year ago won't face charges as a new report on the incident says there are still "many unanswered questions" about what happened to them. The Suffolk County district attorney said Tuesday he does not believe a case against Alexis Aldamir can be brought to trial.Aldamir's brother and his wife called police after discovering the "frozen solid" babies on Nov. 17, 2022 while cleaning out the East Broadway apartment, where Aldamir had likely been living since 1982. DNA testing showed that the full-term babies,...
Single family residence sells for $1.4 million in Winchester
A 2,159-square-foot house built in 1937 has changed hands. The spacious property located at 9 Everell Road in Winchester was sold on April 11, 2024, for $1,400,000, or $648 per square foot. This two-story home offers a capacious living environment with its four bedrooms and two baths. The home's external structure has a gable roof design, covered with asphalt roofing. Inside, a fireplace enhances the ambiance of the living area. Additionally, the home features a detached garage. The property occupies a sizable 10,171-square-foot lot.
Light rain, calmer weather Wednesday, summer sizzle on the way
We're on the back edge of cloudy-skies and rain, but the sea breeze means another day of cooler conditions in the 50s at the coast. The afternoon will features sun, which helps areas across MetroWest and Middlesex County, touch the upper 50s and near 60°. Wednesday night will be...
Focus turns to demeanor of girlfriend charged in Boston officer's death on second day of trial
BOSTON (AP) — The demeanor of a Massachusetts woman charged in the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend and the words she uttered at the crime scene were the focus Tuesday on the second day of her trial. Karen Read has been charged with second degree murder and other charges in the 2022 death of Officer John O’Keefe. The 16-year veteran of the Boston police was found unresponsive outside a Canton home. He was taken to the hospital and, hours later, pronounced dead. An autopsy found O’Keefe died of hyperthermia and blunt force trauma. Read has pleaded not guilty to the charges. Testimony from two police officers and two firefighters who arrived on the scene early Jan. 29, 2022, described a chaotic scene in which O’Keefe was laying face up and Read was attempting to give him CPR. She had blood on her mouth, possibly from giving him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. They described Read as distraught and screaming and that O’Keefe had no pulse and wasn’t breathing. They also described interactions with Read, in which she made statements that appear to implicate her in O’Keefe’s death.
'I hit him, I hit him, I hit him': Paramedic testifies that Karen Read admitted to striking Boston cop boyfriend John O'Keefe
During the first full day of testimony in the Karen Read trial Tuesday, a paramedic who responded to the scene where Boston cop John O'Keefe's body was found heard her repeatedly say that she "hit" O'Keefe. The post ‘I hit him, I hit him, I hit him’: Paramedic testifies that Karen Read admitted to striking Boston cop boyfriend John O’Keefe first appeared on Law & Crime.
Police seek help finding two missing teens from East Boston
BOSTON — In an urgent plea for public assistance, the Boston Police Department has issued a Missing Persons Alert for two teenagers from East Boston, last seen on the morning of April 1. Christina Santos Rodriguez, 16, and Yoraida Toj, 17, have been reported missing and authorities are asking...
Odds favor warmer-than-average and wetter May in Massachusetts
BOSTON - Welcome to May! While we all know that the weather in Massachusetts can, at times, be far from perfect in May, but this is truly a month of significant gains.Average high temperatures reach 70 degrees by the end of the month.Sunsets cross the 8 p.m. threshold on May 16!Long-range May forecast for MassachusettsAnd, the growing/planting season begins for most of the area. Typically it is safe to plant most things after Mother's Day. As for the long-range May forecast, right now the odds favor a warmer-than-average month.It also looks to be wetter too, at least through the first...
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