Police sergeant testifies about discovery of Entwistle bodies
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The second time Sergeant Michael Sutton entered Neil and Rachel Entwistle's home in Hopkinton to look for the missing family, he detected an odor. (article 2)
The sergeant said he lifted the corner of a fluffy white down comforter 6 inches at the bottom of the bed and saw a foot. (article 2)
His testimony came on direct examination by the prosecution this morning in the trial of Neil Entwistle, who is accused of killing his wife and daughter Jan. 20, 2006, and fleeing to his native England. (article 2)
Father-in-Law Testifies Entwistle Wanted Dead Wife, Baby Buried Together: That's the Way I Left Them Wednesday, June 11, 2008 (article 1)
WOBURN A longtime friend of Rachel Entwistle described an agonizing search for the young mother and her family after they went missing in January 2006, testifying today about keeping vigil all night in a cold car outside their Hopkinton home. (article 3)
Joanna Gately and her sister, Maureen, had driven to Hopkinton for a dinner party, but no one answered the door and the Entwistle home was mostly dark. (article 3)
Police searched the home a second time and found Rachel and Lillian Rose shot to death in the master bedroom, their bodies tucked under a comforter. (article 3)
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Entwistle, Gately, Sutton, Hopkinton, Rachel |
Source articles
- FOXNEWS.COM HOME > U.S. (FOX News, 06/11/2008, 19 words)
- Police sergeant testifies about discovery of Entwistle bodies (boston.com, 06/11/2008, 1206 words)
- Friend describes search for Entwistle family (boston.com, 06/10/2008, 604 words)
- Sergeant describes grisly find inside Entwistles' bedroom (boston.com, 06/12/2008, 623 words)
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