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June 24, 2008 Jury begins weighing Entwistle's fatePosted: 09:12 AM ET
WOBURN, Massachusetts–It was a murder-suicide, argued Neil Entwistle's defense attorney Elliot Weinstein – but his client had nothing to do with the murder of his 27-year-old wife, Rachel and his baby daughter, Lillian Rose, on January 20, 2006. For the defense, Weinstein tied everything together and argued that Rachel killed Lillian in their Massachusetts home and then shot herself. He portrayed Entwistle as the noble husband who kept this a secret, so his wife's name would not be disparaged. Prosecutor Michael Fabbri painted a completely different picture of the events surrounding Rachel and Lillian’s deaths. Although he could not pinpoint the “tipping point,” he speculated that it could have been the fact that Neil Entwistle could not secure a job. Fabbri argued that it is incomprehensible that a man, who claims to love his wife and daughter, would not call 911 and would, instead, flee to London with a one-way ticket. Jury deliberations begin this morning at 9 a.m. ET. –In Session staff Filed under: Trials |
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