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Neil ENTWISTLE

 
 
 

 

Neil Entwistle and his attorneys, Elliot Weinstein and Stephanie Page, listen to testimony
on the seventh day of the trial on June 10, 2008 at Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Neil Entwistle enters the courtroom on June 10, 2008.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Kim Puig, owner of 6 Cubs Path in Hopkinton, the home the Entwistles rented, testified on June 10, 2008.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Hopkinton "Welcome Lady" Pamela Jackson points to Neil Entwistle while she testifies June 10, 2008.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Michael Sheehan of the Massachusetts Port Authority testifies while standing near
a map of the Logan International Airport parking facilities on June 10, 2008.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Massachusetts Port Authority record keeper Mari Anne Chandler testifies on June 10, 2008.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Defense attorney Elliot Weinstein cross examines Hopkinton Police Officer
Aaron O'Neil on June 10, 2008.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Neil's parents, Clifford and Yvonne, talk after the day's testimony on June 10, 2008.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Rachel's parents, Priscilla and Joe Matterazzo, leave court June 10, 2008.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Defense attorney Stephanie Page questions Rachel's friend, Joanna Gately,
on June 10, 2008. Joanna was at the Hopkinton home after Rachel and
Lillian were murdered and waited in the driveway hoping Rachel would
return. She was there when police found them dead in the master bedroom.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Rachel's friend, Joanna Gately, testifies on June 10, 2008.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Carole Cox, an employee at United Airways, testifies on June 10, 2008.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Mary Hannon, an employee at United Airways, testifies on June 10, 2008.
(Pool Photo by C.J. Gunther)

 

 

Neil Entwistle shows a rare display of emotion June 12, 2008 as he watches a video
tape shot during the crime scene investigation early Jan. 23, 2006 after Rachel and
Lillian Entwistle were found shot dead in their Hopkinton home.
(Pool Photo by Brian Snyder)

 

 

Neil Entwistle shows a rare display of emotion June 12, 2008 as he watches a video
tape shot during the crime scene investigation early Jan. 23, 2006 after Rachel and
Lillian Entwistle were found shot dead in their Hopkinton home. To his left is one of
his attorneys, Stephanie Page.
(Pool Photo by Brian Snyder)

 

 

Neil Entwistle shows a rare display of emotion June 12, 2008 as he watches a video
tape shot during the crime scene investigation early Jan. 23, 2006 after Rachel and
Lillian Entwistle were found shot dead in their Hopkinton home. To his left is one of
his attorneys, Stephanie Page.
(Pool Photo by Brian Snyder)

 

 

Prosecutor Michael Fabbri talks to Priscilla and Joe Matterazzo on June 12, 2008.
(Pool Photo by Brian Snyder)

 

 

Hopkinton Police Sgt. Michael Sutton testifies in Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn next to a
photograph of the bed where he found Rachel Entwistle and her infant daughter, Lillian, dead.
(Daily News photo by Kern McGagh)

 

 

State Police Sgt. Mary Ritchie holds the gun believed to be used to shoot Rachel Entwistle
in the head and baby Lillian in the chest, during testimony on June 12, 2008.
(Pool Photo by Brian Snyder)

 

 

Convicted murderer Neil Entwistle looks to his parents as he is led from court following his
sentencing on June 26, 2008. He was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole.
(Pool Photo by Darren McCollester)

 

 

 
 
 
 
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