24-year-old Nora Nelson was arraigned in Boston for the murder of 65-year-old lawyer Joseph Donohue on his houseboat, where he was found stabbed multiple times and wrapped in duct tape and weights. Despite Nelson’s attempts to mislead police with fake names and lies, forensic evidence linked her to the crime scene, leading to her arrest and formal murder charges. The defendant appeared emotional in court as the prosecutor presented evidence establishing probable cause for her involvement in Donohue’s death.
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