SANDRA BIRCHMORE: 2021 murder and cover-up *ARREST*

I used to start a fair amount of case threads but life has me not doing so in quite awhile. The title will likely need more info, date, etc. and an intro.

I don't know enough yet to have an opinion but keep running into this case. Of course it jump started due to being the same area as Karen Read with LE involvement and yet nothing about them is similar. Night and day different.

An issue I have with cases of suicides or drownings, some various things like that is when they rule such accidental or suicide when it cannot be known. Not saying they aren't right in a lot of cases but short of solid proof it is such, I think they should in many cases be ruled undetermined.

It seems this one is heating up and I think a thread should be started but a mod may have to tweak my title and intro.

 

[Kimster]

Family of Sandra Birchmore requests no-contact order

The family of Sandra Birchmore wants Matthew Farwell’s lawyers to stop contacting them. The former Stoughton, Massachusetts, police officer is charged with killing the 23-year-old Birchmore when she was three months pregnant and arranging that scene to look like a suicide. He has pleaded not...

www.nbcboston.com

Family of Sandra Birchmore requests no-contact order​

The family of Sandra Birchmore wants Matthew Farwell's lawyers to stop contacting them.

He has pleaded not guilty, but Birchmore's family says Farwell's lawyers showed up unannounced at their home asking about the case, and now they're asking the state to issue an order of no contact against Farwell's defense team.

According to The Boston Globe, Birchmore's aunt, Darlene Smith, filed an injunction April 10 saying two investigators for Farwell's legal team visited her adult son's apartment in February asking him about a wrongful death lawsuit Bircmore's family had filed against Farwell and two other Stoughton police officers.

What in the world? I don't remember hearing about a defense team arriving unannounced at the victim's family's door before. They should at LEAST have called ahead if they wanted to request a meeting! That would creep me out, too.

 

[Guess Who]

What in the world? I don't remember hearing about a defense team arriving unannounced at the victim's family's door before. They should at LEAST have called ahead if they wanted to request a meeting! That would creep me out, too.

Guaranteed if you come to my house like that unannounced, it will not be a pleasant reception but also pretty much guaranteed I will not even answer the door to start with