Entwistle Murder Trial

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  • June 25: A technician views a TV monitor in the press room as the guilty verdict is read against Neil Entwistle in Woburn, Mass.
  • Jerome Souza, brother of Rachel Entwistle, reads an impact statement while surrounded by family and friends during Neil Entwistle's sentencing proceedings.
  • June 25: Joseph Matterazzo, center, stands with his daughter Mary Beth, left, and wife Priscilla at a news conference in Woburn, Mass., after their son-in-law Neil Entwistle was found guilty of first-degree murder of his wife Rachel and infant daughter Lillian.
  • June 25: Neil Entwistle is escorted by court officers as he enters the courtroom to hear the verdict in his case at Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn, Mass.
  • June 25: Neil Entwistle looks over to his family as he leaves the courtroom following the reading of the guilty verdict at Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn, Mass.
  • June 25: Neil Entwistle gets a pat on the back from his attorney Stephanie Page after the guilt verdict was delivered at Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn, Mass.
  • June 25: Neil Entwistle listens as the guilty verdict is read at Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn, Mass.
  • June 25: Yvonne and Cliiford Entwistle, parents of Neil Entwistle, leave the courthouse in Woburn, Mass.
  • June 25: Neil Entwistle's father Clifford Entwistle, brother Russell and mother Yvonne sit in an nearly empty courtroom after the guilty verdict was delivered at Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn, Mass.
  • June 24: Neil Entwistle, right, talks with his defense attorneys Elliot Weinstein, left, and Stephanie Page after the jury was sent to deliberate his fate at his murder trial.
  • June 23: Clifford, left, and Yvonne Entwistle, parents of Neil Entwistle, leave the courtroom after the jury was sent to deliberate Neil Entwistle's fate.
  • June 23: Judge Diane Kottmyer gives instructions to the jury during the murder trial for Neil Entwistle at Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn, Mass.
  • June 23: Neil Entwistle reacts during closing arguments by the prosecution during his murder trial.
  • June 23: Russell Entwistle, left, talks with his parents Yvonne, center, and Clifford Entwistle, right, all from England, during the murder trial of Neil Entwistle, Russell's brother.
  • June 17: Neil Entwistle returns to court from a meeting with his lawyer. Entwistle, born in England, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife, Rachel, and infant daughter, Lillian, in Jan. 2006.
  • June 17: A note dictated by Neil Entwistle for an order to a flower shop is shown as evidence during Entwistle's trial in Woburn, Mass.
  • June 17: Chemist Laura Bryant of the Massachusetts State Police crime lab holds the alleged murder weapon during Entwistle's trial.
  • June 16: Deanna Dygan, forensic chemist for the Massachusetts state police crime lab, points to a blood-covered sleeper recovered from the body of Lillian Entwistle at the family home.
  • June 16: Deanna Dygan explains tests she ran on the gun entered into evidence as the murder weapon during the murder trial of Neil Entwistle at Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn, Mass.
  • June 16: Deanna Dygan holds up a gun entered into evidence.
  • June 16: Deanna Dygan displays a blood-covered garment recovered from the body of infant Lillian Entwistle at her Massachusetts home.
  • June 16: Neil Entwistle listens during his murder trail at Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn, Mass.
  • June 16: Rachel Entwistle's family members react as the clothing the victims were wearing when they were murdered is brought up to the witness stand to be added as exhibits during Neil Entwistle's trial at Middlesex Superior Court.
  • June 16: Russell Entwistle, left, brother of Neil Entwistle, and parents Clifford and Yvonne Entwistle, prepare to leave the court at the end of the day during Neil Entwistle's murder trial.

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