North Providence found dead in the AprilUpdated woman: Wednesday 27 October 2010, 12 h 44 am EDT
Published: Wednesday 27 October 2010 11 H 14 EDTMary Abraham

NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) – A North Providence man accused of the murder of his mother is due back to the Tribunal for indictment Wednesday.

Anthony Maciocio Jr., 43 years old, was charged with respect to the murder of Mary Ann Maciocio.

The 63 – year-old, woman’s body was discovered in the sound in April, Greenville Avenue home.

The authorities say that his death was caused by blunt trauma forces at the head.

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Man accused of killing Lisbeth CatalanUpdated: Wednesday 27 October 2010, 11 p.m. EDT 38
Published: Wednesday 27 October 2010 11 H 36 EDTMary Abraham

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) – a local man accused of strangling woman Providence to death is due back in court on Wednesday.

Policy say Victor Onishi, 30 years old, is responsible for the death of Lisbeth Catalan.

The Catalan body was discovered in his apartment Chalkstone, Avenue in July.

Onishi was held without bail since his arrest.

According to his family, Onishi became obsessed with Catalan, the two end with a short-term relationship.

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North Providence found dead in the AprilUpdated woman: Wednesday 27 October 2010, 12 h 44 am EDT
Published: Wednesday 27 October 2010 11 H 14 EDTMary Abraham

NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) – A North Providence man accused of the murder of his mother is due back to the Tribunal for indictment Wednesday.

Anthony Maciocio Jr., 43 years old, was charged with respect to the murder of Mary Ann Maciocio.

The 63 – year-old, woman’s body was discovered in the sound in April, Greenville Avenue home.

The authorities say that his death was caused by blunt trauma forces at the head.

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Man accused of killing Lisbeth CatalanUpdated: Wednesday 27 October 2010, 11 p.m. EDT 38
Published: Wednesday 27 October 2010 11 H 36 EDTMary Abraham

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) – a local man accused of strangling woman Providence to death is due back in court on Wednesday.

Policy say Victor Onishi, 30 years old, is responsible for the death of Lisbeth Catalan.

The Catalan body was discovered in his apartment Chalkstone, Avenue in July.

Onishi was held without bail since his arrest.

According to his family, Onishi became obsessed with Catalan, the two end with a short-term relationship.

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Police say victim died of blunt traumaUpdated: Friday, 08 October 2010, 9: 00 am EDT
Published: Friday 08 October, 2010, 6 H 56 Carpenter EDTDan

NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) – a grand jury has indicted a man North Providence in the murder of his mother.

Anthony Maciocio, Jr. is charged with the murder of Mary Ann Maciocio at their home in April, Greenville Avenue.

Prosecutors say that a member of the family went home to check on the well-being of women and instead found his body.

Police say she died from blunt trauma forces at the head.

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Suspects charged with murder & robberyUpdated: Friday, 08 Oct 2010, 6:46 PM EDT
Published : Friday, 08 Oct 2010, 1:56 PM EDT

Dan Gouthro Nancy Krause

WOONSOCKET, R.I. (WPRI) – Investigators have announced the arrests of two people for the September 20 murder and robbery of David Main.

According to the Rhode Island Attorney General’s Office, 32-year-old Jason Pleau and 33-year-old Jose Santiago are each charged with one felony count of murder and one felony count of robbery.

Investigators say Pleau and Santiago shot and killed Main outside the Citizens Bank branch on Diamond Hill Road in Woonsocket.

Pleau was captured three days later in New York City. Santiago was captured in Woonsocket.

Main Family Statement on Arrests

“Federal agencies and state agencies are utterly offended and stand ready and anxious to procede in any avenue possible to exact every measure of justice for the Main family, for the Woonsocket community, and the Rhode Island community that cries out for it,” Attorney General Patrick Lynch said during a news conference that wrapped up shortly before 5pm Friday.

Pleau is a convicted felon who, according to the Attorney General’s Office, spent several years in prison on various charges, including robbery, burglary and assault.

“Confusion” Delays Pleau Arraignment

Prosecutors say Pleau shot and killed Main, while Santiago acted as the getaway driver.

Main was the well-known manager at a Shell Gas Station near the bank.

He was making a deposit when he was robbed and shot multiple times.

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Victim of grateful close suspects were caughtUpdated: Friday 08 October 2010, 6 pm EDT-08
Published: 08 October 2010 6 H 08 EDTDarren Soens

WOONSOCKET, R.I. (WPRI) – David Main murder victim’s family issued a statement Friday, following the announcement that two suspects were arrested in killing.

32 year-old Jason Pleau aged 33, Jose Santiago are the two accused of murder in the first degree and armed robbery.

They are accused of killing the father of Lincoln old 39 years in broad daylight, while he was delivering a deposit at citizens Bank Woonsocket Diamond Hill Road on 20 September.

Family hand said that they are confident that his murderers will be brought to justice and grateful for the effusion of support from the community:

“As our large extended family indicated at the outset, we all have our faith in all Act implementation teams who worked on the topic, 24 hours a day, to apprehend and prosecute those involved.”In the name of Dave wife, son, parents and sisters, we wish to express our thanks sincerely for the incredible momentum in support of our families, friends and the general public.”There has been a great source of strength for us.”

Pleau is supposed to be challenged by Providence District Court on Tuesday, October 12

Friday evening, it knew when Santiago would face a judge with respect to murder.

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KImberly guilty of murdering daughterUpdated recognized Mawson: Friday, October 01, 2010, 10: 52 AM EDT
Published: Friday 01 October 2010, 3 H 04 EDTNancy Krause

SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (WPRI) – year after it has been recognized on guilty of the death of his daughter and one month after that it has been released on bail, Kimberly Mawson enjoys a new trial.

Rhode Island women’s spent two hour and a half in prison after his sentence of 2007 in the death of his daughter 19 months-old Jade.Le judge ordered its released on bail in June while he examined the new evidence that appeared in the matter.

That evidence was Richard Corley, Mawson Daniel Fusco.Il current lawyer is is manifested and reported Fusco him in 2002 was responsible for the death of the child, not Mawson.

After testimony Corley in the superior court hearing, the judge awarded Mawson a new trial.

Mawson has maintained his innocence in the case at the outset.

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Investigators remain tight lipped about the caseUpdated: Monday, 27 September 2010, 7: 55 PM EDT
Published: Monday, 27 September 2010, to 7 H 55 EDTDan Gouthro by Walt Buteau

WOONSOCKET, R.I. (WPRI) – Monday anniversary week of the fatal shooting of labor David outside a Bank of citizens on Diamond Hill Road in Woonsocket.

49-Year-old father has been filing weekend profits and receptions the Shell Gas Station convenience where he is a Manager when he was shot several times.

Family item is shooting victim “father love.”

Neighbouring tell us they are surprised that no arrests have been made.

“If they can do for him, they can do it to anyone,” said Woonsocket resident Melissa Brown.

“I am very surprised that they are not taken,” said Diane Fafard of Woonsocket.

A uniformed police officer has been stationed outside of the branch of the Bank on Monday.

Also, at the Shell Gas Station where primary has worked to earn money to put his son by a College, a box accepts donations for a scholarship fund is now present.

“Small contribution to inform people, to notify his family that care for people, and they are with us in our prayers,” Maria Desilets, a client, explained.

Although no arrests have been made, police have said that they are making progress in the investigation.

Week last, eyewitness News reported that a person of interest was taken in custody in New York, and someone else of interest had been taken caution in Rhode Island.

Also, three investigators vehicles had been looking at different times of the investigation have all been recovered and seized.

An awakening for David Main took vendredi.Un funeral service was held Saturday morning.

Donations to fund scholarships can stock Michael d. main, c/o Navigant Credit Union, Lincoln, 185 direction before St., Lincoln, IR 02865.

Woonsocket, Rhode Island State Police and the FBI police deal with the investigation.

They are assisted by the Rhode Island Attorney and counsel of the U.S. Office

They are asking anyone with information on the investigation of the hand of David call (401) 766-1212 or an anonymous tip line that is (401) 769-4444.

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A jury convicted a man accused of murdering a woman Seekonk in a hit-and-run accident Pawtucket Friday.

Laudalino Camara was convicted of vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of an accident in the death of Maria Aguiar.

This incident happened on the street Chestnut in Seekonk in October 2007.

Aguiar said police, 39, was killed instantly and Camara kept going.

Camara was ordered held without bail, pending sentencing Monday.

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