They say Entwistle knew where the key to the gun case was hidden and previously had used the gun for target practice.
They say Rachel's stepfather was unaware it was ever missing. 22-caliber pistol, like this one, and that Entwistle put it back in its gun case. And, then, they say, that same afternoon of the murders, he then took the gun back to Rachel's stepfather's home, in Carver, just about an hour from here. 22-caliber gun that he had taken from Rachel's stepfather's gun collection. They say, after the murders, Entwistle took the. (on camera): Prosecutors have provided yet another detail. That was the last time anyone from her family heard from her.ĭetectives have now revealed they believe Entwistle committed the murders the next morning, Friday, January 20. We believe, possibly, that this was intended to be a murder/suicide, but we cannot confirm that.ĬARROLL: Prosecutors say, Rachel Entwistle spoke to her mother on Thursday, January 19. MARTHA COAKLEY, MIDDLESEX, MASSACHUSETTS, DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Neil Entwistle, with a firearm that we believe he had secured at some time before that, from his father-in-law, Joseph Matterazzo, shot Rachel Entwistle in the head, and, then, proceeded to shoot baby Lillian, who was lying on the bed next to her mother. We now know, Entwistle was struggling financially, so much so, prosecutors allege, it drove him to get a gun. But prosecutors say, Neil Entwistle was hiding a desperate secret, even from his own wife and friends. In the pictures posted on their Web site, the Entwistles appeared to be happy and smiling. JASON CARROLL, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): From the outside, the family who lived in this suburban Boston home seemed perfectly normal. We're covering the story tonight from both sides of the Atlantic.Īnd, at the scene of the crime, in Hopkinton, Massachusetts, is Jason Carroll. Tonight, prosecutors say that the mystery is over, including the most troubling part of the puzzle: Why would anyone murder his wife and baby? He's also accused of shooting Lillian in the stomach, if you can imagine it.Īnd, keep in mind, her death was not immediate. Prosecutors say, he shot his wife, Rachel, point-blank in the head. Instead, he's an alleged killer, charged with the execution-style murders of Rachel and Lillian. Tonight, the man lifting his child into the air is no longer a husband, no longer a father. And this may be one of the last pictures ever taken of a girl who will never grow up. That is Lillian Rose Entwistle, 9 months old. We begin with a photograph, one of dozens that Neil and Rachel Entwistle posted on their own Web site. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.ĪNDERSON COOPER, CNN ANCHOR: Good evening again, everyone.
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