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June 9, 2008
Posted: 04:44 PM ET
WOBURN, Massachusetts –The Commonwealth called a parade of witnesses today to corroborate prosecution witness Joe Matterazzo’s alibi for Friday, January 20, 2006–the day 27-year-old Rachel Entwistle and nine-month-old Lillian Rose were murdered. Matterazzo, Rachel’s stepfather, is the owner of the .22 caliber revolver used to kill Rachel and her baby. His whereabouts that day were fully accounted for, according to co-workers. New information came out today from Matterazzo. It turns out that Entwistle called him daily from England for four consecutive days after the murders–January 23 through January 26. On one of those days, Entwistle told Matterazzo that he wanted Rachel and Lillian to be buried together “because that’s the way I left, I mean, I found them.” Entwistle never admitted to killing them but he did say to his father-in-law: “Joe, I don’t know how things got like this.” Rachel’s mother, Priscilla, and her husband, Joe Matterazzo, sit in the front row of the public gallery on the opposite side of the courtroom from the Entwistles. I’ve seen no interaction between the families. –Beth Karas, In Session correspondent Filed under: Beth Karas Dad accused of killing family Trials |
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