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‘Jealous’ Wife Cries as Verdict is Read in Husband's Murder Trial
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8:31Now PlayingAfter deliberating for a few hours, jurors found Massachusetts mom Christine Ricci guilty of second-degree murder for the death of her husband, Michael Ricci. Christine stabbed Michael to death during an argument in their Marshfield kitchen. Michael had an affair which prosecutors say led Christine to kill him.
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Christine Ricci is accused of violently murdering her husband, Michael Ricci, after the two got into a heated argument inside their Massachusetts home. Christine claims the stabbing was in self-defense after Michael allegedly lunged at her, lodging the knife in his chest. Their 16-year-old child called 911. First responders said Michael, a Boston firefighter, had been stabbed in the heart. Christine Ricci was charged with murder.
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