Saw this documentary on ID & noticed some similarities of Keyes. Doctor Dirk Greineder, was convicted of the murder, but there were two other murders with the same mo nearby...
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14102053/ns/dateline_nbc/t/murder-morses-pond/#.UOxcvG_Ae8A
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7/30/2006 7:41:51 PM ET
DATELINE-COURT TV
WELLESLEY, MASS. To live in Wellesley, Massachusetts a venerable Boston suburb, home to an exclusive womens college is to have arrived in taste and understated style.
In a town like this, murder is most often a safe encounter in the true-crime section of the little book store on Central Street.
But what happened in the woods by quiet Morses Pond that day wasnt the shivers of a good fireside read, it was the stomach-churning real thing, a blunt and brutal killing, a bludgeoning and stabbing, of one of the towns respected citizens.
On Halloween, no less.
Chief Terry Cunningham, Wellesley Police: They tell me that there appears to have been a homicide in one of our recreational park area at the pond.
If you were one of the regular dog walkers who used the 46-acres of the park, you probably would have had a nodding familiarity with the couple in their 50s, the people with the German Shepherds.
You might not have known that the man, Dirk Greineder, was a distinguished doctor, affiliated with Harvard, an expert on allergies.
Det. Jill McDermott: I was in my office here at the police station and I had my radio on when I first started responding. A woman was hurt. A woman had hurt her back down at Morses pond.
But the woman found lying just off the trail wasnt a back injury: May Greineder was dead. Her head battered with a blunt instrument, her chest stabbed, and her throat slashed.
Farmer: She was nearly decapitated. She was cut with a knife from here, all the way arounduh, gapingtwo, two and a half inch wound.
Murphy: Some evidence of a sexual violation?
Farmer: Her blouse had been pulled up, and her pants had been pulled down.
A murder in the park in Wellesleya doctors wifewas a full-scale alert at the police department.
This was the third person killed in a county park in the last year.
And the reporters arriving at the closed-off crime scene were well aware of that violent pattern. They smelled a big story.
So, he ran to the main road that cuts through the park.
Right there, he told police, someone caught his eye, someone running down the road just across from where he emerged. He went after the figure he thought hed glimpsed.
Less than an hour later, the police secured the crime scene.
Chief Cunningham: We wanted to be able to lock that area down. We knew immediately that physical evidence was going to be extremely important.
A murder in the park in Wellesleya doctors wifewas a full-scale alert at the police department.
This was the third person killed in a county park in the last year.
Forensic specialists measured the drag marks left by Mays body, another identified footprints, then, just a few hours later, they got a big break.
A police dog hit on a storm drain in the park concealed from view by autumn leaves.
Chief Cunningham: Once they cleaned it off and lifted the lid up, they looked down four feet at the bottom of the storm drain, the knife, the hammer and one of the gloves. My common sense told me that there had to be another glove and it had to be somewhere down here on the scene.
But finally, four months into the investigation, the district attorney announced that they had made an arrest in the brutal killing of May Greineder.
Not a serial killer stalking the parks, not a stranger psychopath, but a Harvard doctor: Dirk Greinederemminent allergist, father of three, constant companion of his wife May was charged with her first-degree murder.
Chief Cunnigham: We followed every lead that we could, we went in very direction that it took us to and it kept bringing us back to Dirk Greineder.
An accomplished doctor, a prominent member of the community, a model father, but also a man with a secret life and ferocious appetites.
It was all about to spill out in a New England courtroom.
The arrest of Doctor Dirk Greineder for the brutal killing of his wife sent shock waves through the town of Wellsely.
