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A neighbor Christopher Ferguson has been arrested for the “random” murder of an elderly couple who were stabbed to death in their Massachusetts home before they had a chance to renew their wedding vows. Christopher Ferguson, 41, was arrested Monday night in connection with the triple slayings of Jill and Bruno D’Amore, 73 and 74, as well as Jill’s mother, Lucia Arpino, 97, in his family home in Newton. He was charged with one count of murder and other charges, though prosecutors say more charges are pending.

The couple had been set to renew their vows at the Church of Our Lady Help of Christians on Sunday for their 50th wedding anniversary. But when they didn’t show up, a concerned friend went to check on them and found them and Arpino was stabbed to death.

On Monday, authorities described the scene as bloody, with clear indications that the D’Amores, who are in their 70s, fought in an attempt to apprehend their killer. Jill had been stabbed more than 30 times before she died, medical officials determined.

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Christopher Ferguson suspected in triple murder

Massachusetts State Police found fingerprints as well as a bloody bare footprint that matched Ferguson, who had been seen on surveillance footage in the area Saturday night. Like fingerprints, the skin on people’s feet is unique,” Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan said at a news conference Monday night.

She added that Ferguson was seen “staggering” in the area with his shoes off and his shirt off at 5:20 a.m. Sunday. It’s unclear if that was before or after the alleged murders, but Ryan said she was about 100 yards from her home and about four-tenths of a mile from the crime scene. Authorities said Ferguson did not know the D’Amores or Arpino personally and believe the stabbing was “random.”

Ryan also said that Ferguson was previously “known to police,” though it’s unclear if he had any prior arrests. He is now charged with murder, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, and robbery. Ryan said she expects further charges once autopsies on all three victims are complete.

As of Monday night, only Jill’s autopsy had been completed. A medical examiner found that she sustained more than 30 stab wounds when Ferguson allegedly broke into his home Saturday night. Police on the scene found a broken basement window and blood on the floor. They also found a bloodstained knife in the kitchen.

There were also apparently signs of a struggle, including broken furniture and a glass paperweight covered in blood. Investigators said they had matched a bloody footprint from the scene to the suspect. Ferguson is in a hospital, Ryan said, but it’s unclear what injuries he may have sustained in the altercation. He is scheduled to be arraigned on Tuesday.

The D’Amores were remembered Monday as “fantastic Italians who wouldn’t hurt anybody.” Jim Sbordone, a retired Newton Fire Department lieutenant who was also a close friend of the D’Amores, told The Boston Globe that the family had long been patrons of nearby Our Lady Help of Christians Church.

“They would just do anything for anyone,” Sbordone told the newspaper. They were great people. “This is not the kind of thing that happens in the neighborhood,” he said. I hope it doesn’t happen to anyone again. The D’Amores’ cousins, Paul and Ginny Arpino, noted in a tribute that before Covid, Jill’s mother, Lucia, had not missed a mass in more than 60 years.

“She and her husband Alberto sat in the “North End” section of our church,” they wrote. According to an obituary published in the Boston Globe, Alberto left his widow after he died in 2014, at the age of 87. A neighbor who lives near the couple but who wishes to remain anonymous also expressed confusion and dismay at a seemingly arbitrary act of violence.

‘Because they?’ they told The Boston Herald. ‘Why a cute couple like them? Why this neighborhood? Nothing like that happens in this neighborhood. He said the victims were a “very, very nice couple.” The couple regularly attended the church and Jill is listed on her website as being involved in decorating it “according to the liturgical seasons”.

‘Jill had taken on the ministry of beautifying our church setting. Without a single day of liturgical training, she simply followed her heart, taking care of the flowers and decorating for the liturgical seasons. She spent endless hours in the care of our church,” the couple’s cousins, Paul and Ginny, wrote in a tribute.

The church’s pastor Rev. Dan Riley, told The Globe he had known the family since he moved to the Roman Catholic parish more than six years ago. Riley described them as ‘just the best vision you could have of a Catholic Italian-American family.’ ‘They had family warmth, a tomato garden outside, hospitality. They were just great people,’ he added.Read More……..