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Man Arrested Following Roommate’s Death Over Thanksgiving Meal Dispute

A 65-year-old Massachusetts man, Richard Lombardi, has been taken into custody following the death of his 80-year-old housemate, Frank Griswold. The incident, which occurred during a disagreement over Thanksgiving meal preparations, has led to Lombardi being charged with assault and battery on a person over 60, causing serious injury, and involuntary manslaughter, according to the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office.

The altercation took place in Marshfield, a town roughly 30 miles south-southeast of Boston, in the home the two men had cohabited for several years. The conflict reportedly began when Lombardi tried to physically remove Griswold from the food preparation area, resulting in Griswold falling and striking his head.

Prosecutor Joseph Presley detailed the incident in court, stating that Lombardi forcefully moved Griswold, causing him to fall. Lombardi subsequently dialed 911 upon discovering Griswold unconscious and bleeding on the floor.

Court documents indicate that Lombardi informed police that Griswold had a tendency to sneeze and he was concerned about him contaminating the food. Lombardi confessed to having a disagreement with Griswold earlier that day about him handling the food. Later, Lombardi saw Griswold washing dishes, which he considered too close to the food.

The court records also imply that Griswold may have been struck in the face, as lacerations were discovered on his face. Emergency personnel transported Griswold to South Shore Hospital in Weymouth, where he was later declared dead due to blunt force trauma to the neck and head.

The two men had been friends since the 1990s, having met in the financial services sector. They had been roommates since 2001 and had lived in the Main Street house since 2008. Lombardi, who pleaded not guilty in court on Friday, was reportedly stunned by the events that resulted in the death of his friend and his own incarceration. Defense attorney Marshall Johnson said, “He’s shocked because no one had told him that his friend had passed away until I told him this morning. So naturally that’s had quite a devastating effect on him mentally.” Lombardi is currently detained in the Plymouth County Jail without bail and is due to appear in court again on Dec. 4.

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Investigation Launched After Body Found in Park

The peaceful ambiance of Oak Street Park and Community Center in Kissimmee was shattered on Thursday morning when a man’s body was found near a canal, prompting a thorough police investigation into what is now being treated as a suspicious death. The park, usually teeming with activity, became the focal point of an intensive investigation as local law enforcement worked to piece together the circumstances surrounding the grim find.

The Kissimmee Police Department was notified of the situation around 8:15 a.m. by a passerby who stumbled upon the body near the Emory Street Canal. The area, usually buzzing with life, was swiftly sealed off with crime scene tape as investigators began their work.

Local residents, including Diana Griffith, were taken aback by the sudden turn of events. Griffith recounted the scene, stating, “Police had the entrances blocked, and I had to walk around. I was curious and saw it was a crime scene.”

Throughout the day, crime scene technicians painstakingly collected evidence and photographed the area to assist in the investigation. The task now lies with the medical examiner’s office to ascertain the cause and manner of death, vital factors that will guide the ongoing investigation.

The identity of the deceased man has yet to be disclosed as authorities are still in the process of notifying his family. The incident’s timing, coinciding with the Thanksgiving holiday, has lent a poignant note to the situation. Griffith reflected on the tragedy, acknowledging the family who might be searching for their missing loved one. “It’s a tragedy, especially during a time when families are supposed to be together,” she said.

The local community is being urged to assist the police with any information that could help crack the case. As the investigation continues, residents are grappling with the unsettling reality of such an incident happening in their neighborhood.

The discovery has cast a shadow over the community, turning a place of leisure into a scene of uncertainty. As more details come to light, the hope is for answers that will bring closure to those affected and restore a sense of security to the neighborhood.

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