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Boston police conferred outside a house on Bourneside
Street in Dorchester where four people
were found fatally shot. (John Bohn/ Globe
Staff)
A
police officer left the investigation scene at Bourneside Street in
Dorchester,
where four young men were killed. Police
sought a car that may yield clues to the murders.
(George Rizer/
Globe Staff)
Calvin L. Carnes Jr. arrest.
Calvin Carnes mugshot
Calvin L. Carnes Jr.
Calvin Carnes Jr. (center), with lawyer Stephen
Weymouth, at the defendant's 2006 arraignment
in the quadruple
homicide. (George Rizer/globe staff/file 2006)
Relatives and friends of the four slain men
listened May 22, 2006, to a prosecutor’s
description of the killings.
(George Rizer/ Globe Staff)
Calvin Carnes entering courtroom.
Calvin Carnes Jr. speaks with his attorney Shannon Frison during his
murder trial
at Suffolk Superior Court
(Photo by Angela Rowlings)
Calvin Carnes Jr. at trial
Robert Turner has already
pleaded guilty to being an accessory to murder
and was sentenced to
11 to 13 years in prison.
The victims
Edwin Duncan, 21.
Jihad Chankhour, 22.
Jason Bachiller, 21.
Christopher Vieira, 19.
Three founding Graveside members, Jelani Haynes (left),
Jason Bachiller, and Edwin Duncan,
at Karma on Lansdowne Street.
Bachiller and Duncan were among four killed last week.
Haynes was
elsewhere that night.
Linford Duncan, at his Dorchester home, sat near
newspaper clippings about the slaying of his son,
E.J. Duncan, and
three other musicians in a basement recording studio. Duncan,
however,
said that solving the case is "not going to bring him
back."
(Boston Globe Photo / Christina Caturano)
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