City Woman Miscarried Fetus Found in Water Treatment Plant

STAMFORD -- A 22-year-old women told police she accidently flushed the miscarried fetus that ended up at a city waste treatment plant this past weekend.

Stamford police Sgt. Anthony Lupinacci said the woman did not know she was pregnant and miscarried on a toilet and flushed out of nervousness. She went to the hospital for treatment shortly after the miscarriage.

Lupinacci said police will conduct DNA testing to confirm whether the woman miscarried the four-inch fetus, which was proven not to be viable because it was 14- to 15-weeks old.

The woman's account was feasible and police are not considering criminal charges in the incident, Lupinacci said.

"She was just in pain and nervous and didn't know what to do," Lupinacci said.

Workers at the wastewater treatment facility on Harbor View Avenue discovered the stillborn fetus while sifting through sewage Saturday morning.

It was discovered by a worker while he was checking a large trash container that sewage is deposited into for foreign items. Police took the fetus to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, where an autopsy was conducted.

In-Laws Say Haleigh's Dad Put Dead Rat In Mailbox

SATSUMA, Fla. -- The father of a missing Putnam County girl is having more trouble with his in-laws.

Ronald Cummings, father of 5-year-old Haleigh Cummings, stuffed a dead rat into his new father-in-law's mailbox, Hank Croslin told the Putnam County Sheriff's Office.

Croslin filed the report Wednesday, saying that a neighbor saw Cummings put the rodent in his mailbox at about midnight Tuesday.

The Putnam County Sheriff's Office is investigating the claim.

This latest scuffle comes just days after Cummings was booked into the Putnam County Jail on charges that he beat up Hank Croslin and his wife Misty Croslin's brother at the couple's home.

During that incident, the Croslins said Misty called them in the middle of the night asking them to pick her up because she didn't want to live with Cummings anymore -- so they went to get their daughter. The family was finally able to drive away and dialed 911 for help. Deputies eventually spoke with Cummings.

Haleigh Cummings, 5, was reported missing from her home in Satsuma in February, and no trace of the girl has been found. A $35,000 reward remains available for her return.

The Department of Children and Families closed an abuse investigation into Ronald Cummings last month and found no evidence against him in his daughter's disappearance.

Cummings proposed to Croslin in a Palatka Chili's on March 8 and the two wed shortly after.

Previous Stories:
August 6, 2009: Haleigh Cummings' Father Bonds Out Of Jail
July 16, 2009: Father Of Haleigh Cummings Cleared In DCF Inquiry
June 26, 2009: Investigators Search Haleigh's Family Property
June 9, 2009: Haleigh Cummings Search Headquarters Shut Down
June 5, 2009: Officials Insist Haleigh Case Isn't Cold

Man Fingered For Biting Off Doctor's Digit

Dumb Criminals- "When Gregory S. Powell, pictured, was denied a prescription by his 65-year-old physician, Dr. Paul Arnold, Powell did something that in hindsight seems rather moronic and regrettable.

He bit off the good doctor's finger in anger, according to police in Cape Coral, FL. The medic's fingertip was recovered at the scene of the crime and he was treated at a nearby hospital.

Powell, 45, is being sought by cops on a charge of aggravated battery on a person age 65 or older. "

Police say 2-year-old found in Passaic River stolen from Connecticut grave

STAMFORD, Conn. -- A body found in a New Jersey river this week belonged to a 2-year-old girl whose remains were apparently stolen from a grave in Connecticut, police said today.

Two men fishing in the Passaic River on Sunday afternoon in Clifton, found a girl's body in a bag at the shoreline. An investigation led authorities to the grave of a girl who was buried in Stamford in 2007.

Authorities exhumed the grave and found an empty coffin.

Stamford Police Capt. Richard Conklin would not release the child's identity today but said authorities believe she was properly buried. The child died of a pre-existing medical condition, he said, declining to elaborate.

Police do not consider the girl's family suspects and said they appeared shocked to hear that their child's body was not in the grave, Conklin said.

"The Stamford Police Department's heartfelt condolences go to the family, who are reliving the grief of the loss of their child," he said.

The grave appeared undisturbed, but the coffin was damaged, an indication that the theft wasn't recent, he said.

"We're saying someone took the body out," Conklin said.

He said police have no suspects and no clear motive. The body was in "remarkably good" condition, he said, and police were looking for any signs that it might have been used in a ritual.

"We have speculation and theories as to why this took place, but at this point it is only speculation and theories," Conklin said.

"It's Good, It's Still Kind of Moist" - UGGGHH

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Serving a 36-year-old government-issue cake at an Army retirement ceremony sounds like a classic bureaucratic mistake, but there was no mistake about it.

Retiring Army Col. Henry Moak served it up himself -- at his own ceremony.

Moak had saved the cake since 1973, when he got it while serving in Vietnam, and had long-standing plans to open it upon his retirement.

Pound cake served in a can was standard fare in military C rations back then. Moak said it was his favorite, and he could not get enough of it.

"I would eat it any chance I could get, but not all of the meals came with pound cake," he said before opening it.

In front of friends and family who attended his retirement ceremony Friday at the Pentagon, Moak eagerly opened the can.

Answering the question of whether the anticipation was the same now as back then, Moak said, "Yes, even more!"

"I won't eat it if it's black and moldy," he told onlookers.

"You can hear the pop of the air coming out," he said referring to the vacuum seal on the can.

To most people's surprise, the opened can revealed a still-edible yellow cake. The ceremonial sword used to cut Moak's real retirement cake was also used to dig into the can and cut out the cake.

Moak took a bite and put up his thumb, "It's good, it's still kind of moist," he declared.

UGH, As If I Didn't Think Airplane Waste Was Nasty Enough..

"House hit by frozen urine"

A FURIOUS couple are to sue an airline after a block of frozen URINE smashed through their roof.

The one square foot block crashed into their house in Hartberg, Austria, before shattering on the ground.

Now Hans and Irene Schueler have demanded air traffic control chiefs hand over details of flight movements over their home so they can claim compensation from the airline responsible.

"They're lucky it didn't hit them and they don't see why an airline should get away with it," said one neighbour.

The Corpse Flower

'Smells like a dead frog' 1:10
The 'corpse flower' is in bloom and instead of a scent that attracts admirers, this scent drives them away. KCAL reports.

Accused Cat Killer Released From Jail

PALMETTO BAY, Fla. -- Tyler Weinman, the teen accused of killing and mutilating at least 19 cats in South Florida in recent months has been released from jail.

Weinman, 18, posted bond on Tuesday, but could not be released pending results of his psychiatric evaluation.

Judge John Thornton released Weinman, saying the teen was "competent" to be released under electronic monitoring. Thornton said Weinman would be allowed to attend the counseling recommended by a doctor.

Weinman's father and stepmother were present at the hearing but they left the courtroom without comment.

As Weiman awaited the results of a psychiatric evaluation to determine his immediate fate, friends of the Weiman family spoke with Local 10 about the man police said is responsible for killing and mutilating at least 19 cats in his South Florida community.

They described him as "smart, polite, a nice young man" -- the polar opposite of the teen accused of 19 counts of animal cruelty, four counts of burglary and 19 counts of improper disposing of an animal's body.

Friends told Local 10's Jonathan Vigliotti that the family has taken their son’s arrest very hard.

“She’s a good person. She volunteers and takes care of the elderly. She can’t believe this is happening,” said Robert Ehrman about Weinman’s mother, Alba.

The two moved in across the street from Ehrman 3 years ago, after the teen's mother separated from his father.

Alba Weinmen spoke with Ehrman the night her son was arrested.

"She was just devastated, shaken that this would happen," Ehrman said.

Friends of Weinman’s father and stepmother said they are overwhelmed by the development.

Since Weinman's arrest, the family's personal information -- from phone numbers to addresses -- has been published on blogs throughout the Internet. The Wienmans have allegedly received threatening phone calls at home and at work.

Detectives said they have no doubt Weinman is the ringleader of a group that stalked, captured and violently killed cats ins the Cutler Bay and Palmetto Bay area. Miami-Dade police say that of the 33 dead cats reported since April, 19 of them are being linked to Weinman.

If found guilty, Weinman could face time in prison. But family friends said that until then, it is important to treat him as innocent until proven guilty.

Are Urban Tapeworms On the Rise?

Scientific American - Anthony Franz says an undercooked salmon salad gave him a 9-foot-tapeworm, and in August he sued the Chicago restaurant that served it to him.

If Franz’s tapeworm tale holds water – and the Chicago Sun-Times reports that the restaurant disputes his account – then it’s just one more data point to add to a growing urban tapeworm problem.

Once the bane of rural Japanese villagers, a paper in the June issue of Emerging Infectious Diseases reports on the spread of the the salmon tapeworm Diphyllobothrium nihonkaiense. The parasite, which can reach lengths of 39 feet (12 meters), has been steadily increasing its global distribution and prevalence – mostly among yuppies with a hankering for sashimi and ceviche.

One hospital in Japan reported 14 cases last year, up from 3 cases in 2000. And starting in 2006, the tapeworm has been popping up for the first time in North America and Europe. Meanwhile, farm-raised salmon from South America have been plagued by a closely related tapeworm that normally infects perch and other freshwater fish.

More parasite news comes from a recent study in PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases which reports that the fox tapeworm, already serious public health issue in Asia, has been expanding in Europe since the 1990s along with the urban fox population. The fox tapeworm is spread to humans in canine feces and can cause a fatal disease of the liver known as alveolar echinococcosis. In the recent study, scientists used genetics to piece together the spread of the infection from its home base in the Alps out to Poland, Slovakia, and Lithuania.

So how do you keep a clean bill of health in the age of tapeworms? Since tapeworms live in the fish muscle and are destroyed by heat, it’s best to eat only fully cooked salmon. If you have to order sushi or ceviche, stick with critters like tuna that don’t spend time in rivers. (Japan’s new farm-raised tuna may be an ecological boon, but it doesn’t bode well for parasite propagation.) As for the fox tapeworm: be sure to wash your hands (and food) if they come in contact with canine poop.

One Reported Dead After Raleigh Train Wreck

Raleigh, N.C. — One person is dead after an Amtrak train struck a car on a Raleigh railroad track late Tuesday morning, an Amtrak representative says.

The train was traveling from Charlotte to New York when it struck the car near Royal and Hillsborough Streets.

The fatality was from the car, the Amtrak spokesman said. There were no reports of injuries on the train.

The train was carrying 191 people, including 23 students and five adults from a Durham day camp.

Further details were not immediately available, but a man traveling nearby at the time said he heard a horn and then a loud smack. The car was thrown about 50 feet from the train crossing into the woods, he said.

Stay tuned to WRAL News at Noon and WRAL.com for more on this developing story.

24 Hurt in Hong Kong's Third Acid Attack in 6 Months

HONG KONG (CNN) -- Authorities in Hong Kong were reviewing surveillance tapes Tuesday to determine who tossed a bottle of acid from the top of a building, injuring 24 pedestrians in a busy shopping district.

Monday's incident was the third such attack in the Mong Kok district in the last six months. Police have not ruled out the possibility that they are the work of the same person.

The most recent attack occurred on Nielson Street Monday night when a bottle containing corrosive liquid was thrown from the top of a building, a police spokesman said.

Among the 24 people injured was a 4-year-old child, police said.

On May 16, 30 people were treated for burns after they were hit with two bottles of acid in the same area. Those pedestrians suffered various degrees of burns, none of which were serious, police said.

The May attack occurred on a Saturday around the same time in the same area with bottles containing similar liquids as one in December 2008 that left 46 people injured.

Authorities have set up a 24-hour hotline for information on the incidents and the government installed a new surveillance camera system in the area, worth 1.7 million Hong Kong dollars ($219,000).

Coach, Toll Taker Accused Of Dismembering, Cooking Body

BOSTON -- Two local men, including a high school football coach, have been charged in connection with the slaying of a construction worker who prosecutors said was also a drug dealer. Prosecutors alleged that the pair killed, dismembered and cooked the man's body in March.

Paul Moccia, 48, and Daniel Bradley, 47, were each charged with first-degree murder and ordered held without bail Monday in Wrentham District Court.

The victim, Angel Antonio Ramirez, was reported missing by his girlfriend in March after he did not return from picking up a friend at Logan Airport.

Prosecutor Robert Nelson said that Ramirez, a Guatemalan immigrant who lived in Framingham, was Moccia's cocaine supplier. When Moccia figured out he could not pay the $70,000 he owed Ramirez, he began to develop a plan to kill the man, prosecutors said.

"One of the defendants for sure and the victim did know each other. So it wasn't random. It's not a 'wrong place, wrong time' kind of issue," Norfolk County District Attorney William Keating said.
On March 20, Moccia shot Ramirez and Bradley took the body to a Walpole concrete company where he dismembered and cooked the man's remains, Nelson said. Five areas of blood were discovered at the concrete company, prosecutors said.

Prosecutors said it is unlikely that Ramirez's body will ever be recovered.

Bradley, who has been an assistant football coach at Xaverian Brothers High School in Westwood since 2002, is part owner of the concrete company. He was arrested at his home on Friday. Prosecutors said a pair of boots with blood on them was found at Bradley's home.

Defense attorney John Gibbons said Bradley never met Ramirez, does not know Ramirez and wants to clear his name.

Xaverian Brothers released a statement Monday that read, in part, "We are taking steps immediately to provide information and counseling to any students, parents, alumni, trustees, staff and faculty concerned about the very serious nature of the charges."

Moccia has been a Massachusetts Turnpike toll taker for 13 years.

Moccia and Bradley will return to court on July 7.

Heidi Pratt Hospitalized in Costa Rica

This SERIOUSLY gave me a huge case of the LOLS when I heard on the news she had suffered a gastric ulcer from stress on the show! Probably highly exaggerated so she could get some more publicity.

It might be cruel, lol but I never liked her.

E! Online: Whether by choice or by act of God, Speidi keeps getting out of I'm a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!

Heidi Pratt was hospitalized today in Costa Rica during her and Spencer's stay in "isolation" from the rest of the cast of the NBC reality series. Spencer accompanied his wife on the ambulance ride and remains by her bedside.

Various reports said she was suffering from a stomach infection, but there was no immediate comment from either NBC or Spedi's rep.

The news was broken by Spencer's sister, Stephanie Pratt, who tweeted that "[Heidi was] rushed to the hospital and has an IV in her arm after being locked in a dark room for 3 days w no food or water. Pls pray she will be ok…Her family is flying out to see her in the hospital."

The younger Pratt blames NBC for going "too far" in punishing the Hills couple after they tried to quit the bug-eating, jungle-surviving show after just one episode and then begged to return.

Last week, NBC exec Paul Telegdy said the "insincere, lazy, entitled" Pratts had to endure a stint in "isolation" before producers would decide the twosome's fate on Monday's show, vowing that the Pratts "really are going to bare their souls."

David Carradine Death Photo Has Family Members Outraged

EXCLUSIVE: David Carradine Death Photo, Genitalia Missing

A Thai tabloid newspaper has published a photo of actor David Carradine's body where he was found hanging in a closet, leading the Hollywood star's family to announce they'll sue any U.S. publication that does likewise.

Carradine was in Bangkok to shoot his latest movie, Stretch, and had been known to join the film crew for dinner. The crew noticed his absence when going out to dinner on June 3, but assumed he was simply taking the night off. They found him dead on June 4th.

The forensic photo was censored in part, but it shows Carradine with his hands tied in front of him, hanging from a closet support bar with half of his naked body. Reports indicate the colour of the body would indicate the actor had been dead for some time.

According to the tabloid, "what this photo does not show is that part of Carradine's genitalia is missing - it was cut out." Thai police noted, "Under these circumstances we cannot be sure that he committed suicide but he may have died from masturbation."

Speculation by Thai police is that Carradine died in an auto-erotic asphyxiation accident, however, the family of David thinks his death is suspicious. They announced they would hire a private forensics expert and has formally filed a report with the FBI in the hopes the agency will investigate the U.S. actor's mysterious death in Bangkok. Carradine's body is on its way from Thailand to Los Angeles.

Police are still awaiting the results of laboratory tests which will take between three and four weeks to come through before they can make an official conclusion about the cause of death.

Carradine was in the Thai capital to shoot a film called "Stretch" when he was found dead in the wardrobe of his luxury hotel room last week. His body was repatriated on a United Airlines flight early Saturday.

Results of an autopsy in Thailand are not expected for at least three weeks. Carradine's family and friends say the actor would never have killed himself; he had several films to work on, recently bought a new car and was happy in his marriage. He was married five times, most recently in 2004, and was the father of two daughters.

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Teenager Thomas Fletcher Sentenced for Dog Sex

GR.co.uk- A former Reading teenager has escaped jail after having sex with a dog.

Nineteen-year-old Thomas Fletcher sexually abused Rosie the sheepdog who belonged to his foster carers.

His sick act was recorded on a voice-activated dictaphone during the incident at the house in Eton Wick in March, last year, when his foster mother became suspicious of why her two dogs were acting as if they were frightened of Fletcher.

Retriever collie cross Ralph was forced to watch as Fletcher struck after breaking into the locked bedroom.

The disturbed youth maintained his innocence but was unanimously convicted of two acts of bestiality after a trial in March this year.

He faced sentence this morning.

Suzanne Francis, defending, said her client’s actions was due to a huge testosterone surge following years of anorexia.

She said: “Mr Fletcher was in hospital for more than three years suffering from the eating disorder after witnessing an incident that led to the separation of his parents which I will not go into in court.

“He was incredibly close to death at one point weighing only three-and-a-half stone but almost 5ft tall and was discharged shortly before the incident took place.

“His doctor has explained it to me like a Russian gymnast who after years of training suddenly stops and goes through an intensely quick puberty leading to a huge testosterone surge.”

Fletcher had been predicted a B and two Cs in his A-levels at Henley College before he was advised to leave.

Following his conviction he was advised to leave Reading YMCA where he was staying and Henley College for his own safety. He is now living in Gloucester.

Alexander Mills, prosecuting, also advised Fletcher is banned from owning, keeping or working with dogs.

Sentencing, Judge Charles Elly said: “You were convicted by a jury of two counts of sexual intercourse with an animal.

“Both took place one afternoon on March 19, last year, when you were left alone in the home by Mr and Mrs Sharp.

“The dogs had been locked in the bedroom due to the concerns the couple had with your behaviour and a digital audio recorder was left on.

“Although there were two dogs in the room, the offences committed were only on Rosie.

“Your actions have destroyed an opportunity that was given to you.”

Fletcher, who the court heard had also tried to commit suicide by slashing his neck, warned he would kill himself if he were imprisoned.

He was given a two-year supervision order with a 60-day education and training activity requirement and an ASBO preventing him from owning, keeping or working with dogs.

NYC Parking Tickets Pile Up on Windshield of Dusty Minivan With Dead Body Inside

NEW YORK - A man's decomposing body inside a minivan covered in parking tickets went undiscovered for weeks because the vehicle's windows were apparently tinted and ticketing officers don't normally search cars, police said Friday.

George Morales, 59, died naturally from heart disease, the medical examiner's office said Friday. The body was found in the backseat Wednesday when a city marshal tried to tow the vehicle from beneath an overpass on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, police said. He was believed to have been living out of the white Chevrolet minivan, which had North Carolina plates.

But his daughter, Jennifer Morales, 29, told the Daily News he had been living with her family in the Washington Heights section of Manhattan. She said she last saw him in early May and had called police.

"The window was cracked open. I don't understand how no one noticed him. They just gave him tickets," she told the Daily News.

She said her father was a handyman who suffered from diabetes. But police do not have a missing person's report on record for Morales.

It wasn't clear exactly how many tickets were on the minivan's windshield when the body was discovered. Witnesses had reported a foul odor near the vehicle.

The Morales family plans to cremate the remains. Officials used X-rays taken of him in 2007 at Elmhurst Hospital Center to positively identify him, Jennifer Morales told the newspaper.

Republicans At Their Best

Pennsylvania authorities say a Cumberland County man suggested dressing up in animal costumes during online sex chats with a 15-year-old boy. Agents found wolf- and cat-type costumes in his home.

Alan David Berlin, a 40-year-old Carlisle, Pa., resident, also proposed visiting the boy's Harrisburg home and having sex in the back yard while his parents slept, according to a news release from the Attorney General's Office.

Berlin, who used the screen name "alan_panda_bear," requested nude photos of the boy and suggested they meet in a hotel room where a third person could photograph them having sex, the release says.

The boy's parents became concerned after discovering sexually graphic messages on their son's computer and called the attorney general's child predator unit, the release says. The unit began an investigation Tuesday.

Berlin, a longtime staffer for a Republican state lawmaker, is charged with unlawful contact with a minor, a first-degree felony punishable by up to 20 years in prison and a $25,000 fine.

He is also charged with criminal attempted sexual exploitation of children, criminal solicitation to commit sexual abuse of children, all second-degree felonies, and other offenses.

Berlin was arraigned and sent to Dauphin County jail in lieu of $250,000 bail. He has been suspended from work.

(see his ad here- oh shit!)

Drew Peterson On Brothel Reality Show?

CHICAGO -- A former Illinois police officer suspected in his wife's disappearance may have a new job - on a TV reality show set in a Nevada brothel.

Drew Peterson said he's considering an offer to appear as an employee at the Moonlight Bunny Ranch near Reno for an HBO adult series called "Cathouse."

Bunny Ranch owner Dennis Hoff on Wednesday said Peterson was invited to spend the upcoming weekend at the brothel to discuss working there. Hoff said he has proposed hiring Peterson to head the brothel's security detail.

Peterson publicist Glenn Selig said there would be nothing wrong with the role for the former police sergeant in the Chicago suburb of Bolingbrook.

Selig pointed out that Peterson hasn't been charged in Stacy Peterson's 2007 disappearance and that brothels are legal in Nevada.

A similar offer didn't work out for ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich. He faces federal corruption charges and a judge wouldn't let him leave the country for a reality show taped in Costa Rica.

Authorities have named Drew Peterson a suspect in Stacy Peterson's disappearance, but he has not been charged.

Peterson's third wife, Kathleen Savio, died in 2004, and the death was later ruled a homicide. Peterson has not been named a suspect in Savio's death, but her family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against him last month.

Peterson has denied any involvement in either case.

Quebec Mom’s Body Found In Freezer

LONGUEUIL, Que. — Daniel Martin fibbed so they wouldn’t take his mother away.

For eight months, Martin duped health-care workers into believing the 73-year-old woman was at home with him and doing just fine, a Quebec coroner’s inquiry investigating the circumstances surrounding her death heard Thursday.

What they didn’t know was that Denise Lamontagne’s attentive son, who cared for her at their home, had loaded his mom’s corpse into a freezer.

Coroner Catherine Rudel-Tessier opened a public inquiry Thursday, hoping to determine how the health care system lost track of a woman who had been visited by nurses at least once a month for several years.

Police arrested Martin, 51, in May 2008 after they discovered the frozen body inside the decrepit family home in the Montreal suburb of La Prairie.

Workers at the local clinic had called police when they suspected Martin had been lying about his mother’s condition.

An autopsy determined Lamontagne died of natural causes. Her son was convicted in December with committing an indignity on a body and sentenced to 18 months probation.

In her ruling, the judge acknowledged the case was delicate because Martin had such a “strong connection” with his mom.

On Thursday, the inquiry heard that Lamontagne was sent home in August 2007 following an extended stay in hospital.

Shortly after her release, nurse Chantal Petit visited the woman, who had been in and out of hospital over several years for many ailments, including diabetes.

That was the last house call Lamontagne would ever receive.

Petit said she gave the woman her monthly injection of vitamin B12, but Lamontagne refused, as she had many times over the years, any further treatment.

Still, Petit said the woman appeared reasonably healthy.

Martin, however, expressed concern that Lamontagne’s condition had deteriorated since her discharge, she said.

“I’m scared that my mom is going to die,” Petit said Martin told her.

After that visit, Martin refused all house calls to see Lamontagne.

Whenever the clinic’s employees phoned, Martin told them his mother was OK and didn’t want to be seen anymore.

Nurse Nancy Theoret, who visited Lamontagne regularly for five years, said there was no reason to be concerned.

“You could tell that he really loved his mother,” she told the inquiry, also recalling how, in a heartbeat, he would drop everything to help her.

“He wanted to stay with her.”

Theoret said she never feared for the woman’s safety at home.

“I had no doubt that every time she wasn’t well he would take her to the hospital,” she said.

Psychologist Melanie Marois testified that when patients are capable of making their own medical decisions, their right to choose what kind of care they receive must be respected.

But on April 30, 2008, Marois discovered that Martin had lied to his aunt, saying that the clinic was visiting Lamontagne on a regular basis.

“She was surprised,” Marois said about when she told the aunt, Lamontagne’s sister, that it wasn’t true.

“She didn’t understand why her nephew lied. That’s when I said, ’ Now, I’m starting to worry about your sister.’ “

Doctors from the hospital where Lamontagne had been treated are to testify at a later date.

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