Commonwealth v. LaCaprucia
Massachusetts Appeals Court
1Opinion of the CourtGreenberg, J.
1983, until his arrest in October, 1992, the defendant lived at home with his wife and family; two children, Ashley and John,1 were ten and five years old at the time of trial. In October, 1992, Ashley told an investigator from the Department of Social Services that both parents had sexually abused her and her younger brother over a period of years. As a result of these accusations and subsequent police investigation, the . children were placed in foster care. Both parents were charged, the defendant on thirty-five indict*497ments for rape of a child (three with force), six counts of indecent…
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