Scott J. Croteau This is Me

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1. 1. www.telegram.com

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   Published on: 5/25/2008   Last Visited: 5/27/2008

   By Scott Croteau and Mike Elfland TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFFmelfland@telegram.com

2. 2. www.telegram.com

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   Published on: 9/27/2007   Last Visited: 9/29/2007

   Contact reporter Scott Croteau by e-mail at scroteau@telegram.com.
   
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   Published on: 9/1/2005   Last Visited: 3/26/2008

   Straight out to Scott Croteau, reporter with the "Worcester Telegram and Gazette." Scott, what`s going on? And I`m surprised the population of Massachusetts hasn`t risen up in rebellion.
   
   SCOTT CROTEAU, "WORCESTER TELEGRAM AND GAZETTE": Well, what you`re looking at -- it`s, you know, a case where, in 2003 of September, a bunch of students found the bones of a woman in a shallow grave.
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   CROTEAU: Well, it was a nature walk with students with a professor, and they did find it.
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   CROTEAU: Yes, not far away from where the first one was found. The first one was found in a shallow grave; the second one wasn`t.
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   CROTEAU: Well, the first one -- it was about a one-foot shallow grave.
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   CROTEAU: They were just bones.
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   GRACE: Is that correct, Scott?
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   CROTEAU: The first body was also found with pajamas and some jewelry.
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   CROTEAU: With the first one, yes. With Betzaida Montalvo, she was found with pajamas, actually.
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   CROTEAU: Well, they found the pajamas and the jewelry around the scene.
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   And, Scott, regarding the -- it`s very difficult for us to be talking about remains then we actually see the young lady who was killed. Scott, the second body, as Leslie Eisenberg pointed out, was it also skeletonized?
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   CROTEAU: It was, along with the third body that was found in March of 2004, about a mile-and-a-quarter away in a town called Hudson.
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   CROTEAU: Well, the third body had the same kind of background as Carmen and Betsy.
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   On the other hand, as Scott Croteau pointed out, with similar backgrounds that also narrows down who may be the perpetrator.
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   And speaking of forensic evidence, Scott Croteau, very interesting, while all the fleshy tissue on the bodies may be gone due to skeletonization, what about on those pajamas? Do we know if they were processed with sperm, fiber hair, anything?
   
   CROTEAU: All I was told by the prosecution is that -- well, by investigators -- that no DNA was found. That`s what we were told.
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   We`ll be right back with Scott Croteau from the "Worcester Telegram and Gazette."