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The Murder of Charline Rosemond (Massachusetts)

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Kylie Lowe: 本集讲述了Charline Rosemond于2009年4月在马萨诸塞州Everett失踪并被谋杀的案件。案发时,Charline计划购买一辆新车,并携带4000美元现金。她没有按时回家,也没有接电话,家人开始担心并报警。警方最初要求等待48小时才能立案。Charline的姐姐Rosie开始自己调查,发现一些朋友对Charline的失踪漠不关心。警方在几天后发布了寻人启事,并调查了Charline的银行账户活动,但她的手机已关机。最终,Charline的遗体在她的车内被发现,死于枪击,身上的现金被盗。警方推测凶手坐在后座,另一人坐在副驾驶座。调查过程中,警方锁定了一名关键证人Dokins Joseph,但他提供了相互矛盾的证词,并被指控作伪证罪,最终被判刑。尽管警方有嫌疑人,但Charline的谋杀案至今未破案。本集呼吁知情者提供信息,帮助Charline的家人找到真相。 Rosie: 作为Charline的姐姐,Rosie在自己的播客中讲述了妹妹的遭遇,并呼吁人们关注此案。她分享了Charline计划购买新车、携带大量现金等细节,以及家人在Charline失踪后的焦虑和担忧。她还提到一些朋友对Charline的失踪反应冷漠,这让她怀疑他们可能知情。Rosie强调了Charline的梦想和未来被夺走,以及家人因为这个未解之谜所遭受的痛苦。她直接而有力地向凶手喊话,表示正义终将到来。 Jerry Leone: 作为地区检察官,Leone强调了追究在严重案件中说谎之人的重要性,并表示将不遗余力地追查真相和正义。Dokins Joseph的伪证案就是这一原则的体现。 Dokins Joseph: Dokins Joseph是此案中的关键证人,但他提供了相互矛盾的证词,最终被判犯有伪证罪。他的证词与其他证人的证词和手机记录相矛盾,表明他有意隐瞒真相,妨碍了警方对Charline Rosemond谋杀案的调查。

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Why did Charline Rosemond leave home on April 7th, 2009, and what were her plans?

Charline Rosemond left home in Everett, Massachusetts, around 7 a.m. on April 7th, 2009, to go to work at the Herb Chambers car dealership in Brighton. After work, she planned to meet a friend to look at and possibly buy a new-to-her Lexus for $4,000 in cash.

Why did Charline's family become concerned about her disappearance?

Charline's family became concerned when she didn't return home by 6 or 7 p.m. as promised, didn't answer her phone, and didn't show up for work the next day. This was out of character for Charline, who was known to be reliable and responsible.

Why did the police initially refuse to file a missing person report for Charline?

The police initially refused to file a missing person report for Charline because they required a 48-hour waiting period for adults. They reasoned that Charline, being 23 years old, might not want to come home.

Why did the discovery of Charline's car in Somerville on April 13th, 2009, confirm the worst fears of her family?

The discovery of Charline's car in a parking lot in Union Square, Somerville, with her body in the driver's seat confirmed the worst fears of her family. The car had been parked there for six days, and Charline had died from a single gunshot to the head.

Why did Dokins Joseph's testimony before the grand jury raise suspicions about his involvement in Charline's murder?

Dokins Joseph's testimony before the grand jury was inconsistent and contradicted by other witnesses and his own cell phone records. He provided false alibis for two suspects and was eventually charged with perjury.

Why did the anonymous post on Lipstick Alley suggest that the person responsible for Charline's murder was known to the community?

The anonymous post on Lipstick Alley suggested that the person responsible for Charline's murder was known to the community and had a history of trouble. The post's author felt conflicted about coming forward with this information, fearing retribution.

Why has the case of Charline Rosemond remained unsolved for over 15 years?

The case of Charline Rosemond has remained unsolved for over 15 years due to a lack of actionable evidence and the apparent silence of the community. Despite some leads and a perjury conviction, no one has been charged with her murder.

Why did Charline's family and friends believe she was targeted for the $4,000 cash she was carrying?

Charline's family and friends believed she was targeted for the $4,000 cash she was carrying because the money was missing from her body and the car. This suggested that the motive for her murder was robbery.

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This chapter recounts the events of April 7, 2009, when 23-year-old Charlene Rosemond disappeared after leaving work. Her family's frantic search and the eventual filing of a missing person's report are detailed, highlighting the initial lack of urgency from the Everett Police.
  • Charlene Rosemond disappeared on April 7, 2009
  • She left work around 5 pm and never returned home
  • Her family reported her missing, but police initially made them wait 48 hours

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Charline Rosemond left home in Everett, Massachusetts one day in April of 2009 excited to buy a new car, but the evening took a deadly turn. Now for more than fifteen years, her family has waited for justice and answers in the still unsolved homicide.

Someone knows something about Charline’s death. Someone is concealing the truth. It’s time to speak up. 

  • If you have information regarding Charline Rosemond’s murder, please call the Massachusetts State Police assigned to the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office at **(781) 897-6600*)*.

View source material and photos for this episode at: darkdowneast.com/charlinerosemond)

 

Dark Downeast is an audiochuck and Kylie Media production hosted by Kylie Low.