Edwin Alemany Trial Day 2 Part 2 05/26/15

TL;DR

A body is found in Stony Brook Reservation, leading to a homicide investigation by the Boston Police Department.

Transcript

being a day unit we would be assigned 5:00 a.m. I'm sorry 3:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. is an on call where any homicides of death investigations that occur within the city we would be responding and responsible for those cases during your next rotation you you have the on call responsibility for two at 3:00 a.m. yes and were you going to be on call until... Read More

Key Insights

• 🔔 Detective receives notification of a body found and responds as part of an on-call rotation.
• 🫥 The detective observes visible signs of injury, indicating a potential homicide.
• 🤙 The scene is secured, and specialized units are called in for documentation and evidence collection.
• 🥺 Surveillance stills from nearby banks are reviewed for possible leads.
• 🕵️ The detective notes disturbed vegetation and collects evidence from the scene.
• ❓ The victim is later confirmed to be Amy L., and jewelry on her body is consistent with surveillance stills.
• 🎑 Video footage of the scene is reviewed and admitted as evidence in the investigation.

Questions & Answers

Q: What was the nature of the call that led the detective to Stony Brook Reservation?

The call was for a found body in the area of Ening Parkway in East Boundary Road.

Q: Who did the detective meet at the scene?

The detective met with Detective Cecil and later with Sergeant Detective Mlin and Superintendent Chief Daniel Linsky.

Q: Were there any signs of injury on the victim's body?

Yes, the detective observed bruising and swelling around the victim's eyes, as well as multiple stab wounds on the neck, torso, and midsection.

Q: What specialized units arrived at the scene?

The Crime Scene Response Unit and the Boston Police Crime Lab arrived to document and collect evidence.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Detective receives a notification of a body found in Stony Brook Reservation after being on call for the day.

• Detective arrives at the scene and observes bruising, swelling, and multiple stab wounds on the victim's body.

• Crime scene response units and specialized units from Boston police arrive to document the scene and collect evidence.