GUILTY MA - Colleen Ritzer, 24, brutally murdered, Danvers, 22 Oct 2013 #2

[JerseyGirl]

Judge won't dismiss Ritzer lawsuit ahead of trial

DANVERS — A superior court judge has ruled that a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of a murdered Danvers High School teacher against the architect of the renovated

www.salemnews.com

 

[JerseyGirl]

Family of Collen Ritzer and DiNisco Design reach agreement

The family of Colleen Ritzer and DiNisco Design have reached an agreement on a civil suit brought against DiNisco by the Ritzers.

www.eagletribune.com

Philip Chism, who was found guilty of Ritzer’s murder, is currently serving a 40 years-to-life sentence.

 

[Skigirl]

Family of Collen Ritzer and DiNisco Design reach agreement

The family of Colleen Ritzer and DiNisco Design have reached an agreement on a civil suit brought against DiNisco by the Ritzers.

www.eagletribune.com

Philip Chism, who was found guilty of Ritzer’s murder, is currently serving a 40 years-to-life sentence.

This case was one of the most terrible I've heard of, and underscores how someone who is sick and has evil intent doesn't need that much time, planning, or opportunity. I'm glad her family settled and I hope they have found the answers they need to get some measure of peace.

 

[Marysmith]

This case was one of the most terrible I've heard of, and underscores how someone who is sick and has evil intent doesn't need that much time, planning, or opportunity. I'm glad her family settled and I hope they have found the answers they need to get some measure of peace.

It was so disturbing…

 

[Honeybirdette]

"Philip Chism is a monster," detention center attack victim says - NewsBreak

BOSTON - Philip Chism, convicted of killing Danvers High School math teacher Colleen Ritzer in 2013 when he was 14 years old, changed his plea to guilty Friday for a subsequent attack at a Department of Youth Services detention center.Chism, now 25, was 15 when he attacked and seriously injured...

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Any reason this took TEN years to come to court?