Donjeta
Adji Desir, missing from Florida
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http://www.boston.com/news/local/ma...any-charges/YTA7sJjk2sjnRSFn8wfOPJ/story.html
"Joseph Amoroso told The Boston Globe that he knew more than a week ago that his young daughter Bella Bond had been killed, but he didn’t go to authorities. Someone else did."
He's taking credit saying by him looking for his daughter he opened up a can of worms. What a twisted story. Article is entitled why he won't faces charges.
“You’d have to show that he was trying to protect the mother by concealing the information she had given,” said Philip Tracy, a Boston defense attorney. “That would be hard to do.”
What else could he have been doing?
"ooh I meant to call the police but I forgot..."
n court on Monday, prosecutors said that the tip that broke the case came from an unnamed friend of Bond’s. Still, Amoroso claimed his search for Bella in August helped crack the case.
“It took me to open the door looking for my daughter that opened a can of worms,” Amoroso said.
He's trying to get the credit for breaking the case by doing nothing