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Shocking Phone Call Between Accused Killer and Police Played for Jury
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17:29Now PlayingTrooper Keith Cote took the stand on Friday morning, sharing his experience speaking with accused killer Joseph Ferlazzo after Ferlazzo’s wife, Emily, was reported missing. Cote testified that Ferlazzo appeared unusually calm and unconcerned for someone whose wife was missing. A recording of the phone call was played for the jurors to hear.
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Joseph Ferlazzo is accused of shooting and killing his wife, Emily Ferlazzo, while they were vacationing in Vermont to celebrate their one year wedding anniversary. Joseph eventually confessed to the crime and said he dismembered her body then dumped her remains in the bathroom of their camper van. The New Hampshire man was booked on a first-degree murder charge.
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