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Ex-Mass cop’s last minute bid to change federal murder trial venue denied (opens the original)
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A former Stoughton Police officer’s last-minute bid to change the venue of his federal murder trial was denied by a judge Thursday, days before jury selection is set to start. Ex-cop Matthew Farwell, accused of murdering a pregnant Sandra Birchmore in February 2021, argued in his filing that the intense media attention on the case has prejudiced potential jurors against him. “The reporting on this case has fostered – and continues to foster – widespread public belief that Mr. Farwell is guilty o
Suspect targeted women, girls, child: ‘Most pathetic thing I’ve ever seen’ (opens the original)
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A Stoughton man accused of running around Winthrop attempting to pull down a woman’s pants and accosting others is being sent to a state hospital to see if he’s competent to stand trial. Kervens Boutin wasn’t visible for his arraignment Thursday, but people in the courtroom could hear his shackles clanking against each other. “I can hear you,” Boutin said to the judge from behind a wall as the proceedings got underway. Someone who appeared to support the victims stood up and tried to get a look
Police Blotter: Two people convicted in connection to 2022 Brockton murder (opens the original)
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A jury found two people guilty on charges related to a 2022 fatal shooting in Brockton, according to the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office. Brendan Fernandes, 37, was found guilty of first degree murder, as well as unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition, a statement from the DA’s office said. The jury also found Destiny Fontes-Silie, 30, guilty of accessory to murder after the fact. According to the DA’s office, the pair is responsible for shooting and killing Brima Koroma on M
‘God never listened’: Clergy sex abuse survivors speak out in new AG report (opens the original)
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Mental illness and addiction, the inability to form connections with others, a loss of faith — those are just some of the consequences that clergy sex abuse survivors have faced, as chronicled in a new 200-page report from the Attorney General’s Office. The investigation into the Catholic Dioceses of Springfield, Worcester, and Fall River details widespread allegations of child sex abuse, the response from the institutions to those accusations, and recommendations for the future. It also shows,
DA in Lindsay Clancy case won’t confirm if he’ll prosecute her again (opens the original)
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The district attorney who charged Lindsay Clancy with three counts of first-degree murder for the strangling deaths of her children won’t say whether his office plans on prosecuting her again. “We’re gonna see what happens with the motions,” Plymouth County DA Timothy Cruz told reporters Tuesday after Clancy’s first hearing since a mistrial was declared in her case earlier this month. The Duxbury mom’s attorney Kevin Reddington spent the morning arguing a motion for a required finding of not gui
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