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Sandra Birchmore social media sleuth questions police corruption | Banfield
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4:57Now PlayingMelissa Berry, an administrator for the Facebook page “Justice for Sandra Birchmore,” questions whether Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey and the Massachusetts state police helped cover up an alleged staged suicide. A former Massachusetts detective was indicted last week on charges in the killing of Birchmore, a pregnant woman whose death he allegedly staged to appear like a suicide in 2021. Berry tells NewsNation's "Banfield" she wants to know why Morrissey didn't charge Matthew G. Farwell with murder after allegedly seeing surveillance video of the pair at Birchmore's apartment four days before her death.
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