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Lawyer: Kraft Won't Appear for Prostitution Case Arraignment
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has a new arraignment date in Florida to face soliciting prostitution charges in Palm Beach County after new court paperwork was filed, rescheduling the hearing for a second time. Court documents show that the 77-year-old Brookline, Massachusetts, resident will be arraigned on Thursday, March 28, pushing back the rescheduled hearing by a day. Although...
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Robert Kraft Enters Not Guilty Plea, Requests Non-Jury Trial
Embattled New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has requested a non-jury trial and is entering a not guilty plea to two misdemeanor soliciting charges in Florida, according to court paperwork. Police in Jupiter, Florida, announced last week that the 77-year-old Brookline, Massachusetts, resident was caught on video engaging in sex acts in an illicit massage parlor with alleged ties to...
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Court Docs: Kraft Visited Prostitute Hours Before AFC Championship Game
A probable cause affidavit released by Florida prosecutors on Monday alleges that New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft sought out sex acts with a prostitute at an illicit massage parlor twice the weekend of the AFC Championship Game. Authorities in Jupiter announced the 77-year-old Brookline, Massachusetts, resident has been charged with two counts of soliciting another to commit prostitution —...
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Moulton ‘Thinking About' 2020 White House Run
Seth Moulton is weighing a 2020 run for president. Matt Corridoni, Moulton’s communications director, confirmed to NBC10 Boston that the two-term Massachusetts Democrat “is thinking about” joining the race to be his party’s presidential nominee. A rising political star who recently saw a backlash for criticizing U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi assuming the role of House Speaker and may face primary...
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Court Documents Reveal How Boston Detectives Found Olivia Ambrose
Investigators used cell phone location data and surveillance footage from various locations to track down a Boston woman who disappeared from a bar Saturday night and the man suspected of kidnapping her, according to court documents.
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DA Files Appeal to Reinstate Aaron Hernandez's Tossed Murder Conviction
Prosecutors have filed an appeal seeking to reinstate former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez’s 2015 murder conviction after it was thrown out following his prison suicide.
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Adidas Apologizes for ‘You Survived the Boston Marathon' Email
Adidas is the latest major brand this month to make a similar snafu.
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Man Charged With Hate Crime After Allegedly Throwing Banana Peels at Black Family
A Massachusetts man is accused of racially motivated vandalism after allegedly throwing banana peels into a black family’s Lexington driveway dozens of times over the past year.
