William blasingame trial

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Everybody in the church was heartbroken," he said. Father Blasingame has been a notable presence in Staten Island social circles and was a member of the music committee at Manhattan's National Arts Club.

For 15 years, excluding last year, he hosted the church's signature fundraiser, "Victorian Christmas Festival of Lessons and Carols. Two weeks before his arrest, Father Blasingame took out a quarter-page ad in the Advance offering a "very large" reward for the return of his dog, Andrew.

The dog was "illegally surrendered" to the Staten Island Center for Animal Care and Control, then adopted, while he was hospitalized, he said. Surely the adopter has a heart," the ad read. Mingoia said Andrew was discovered in the rectory, flea-ridden and undernourished. A neighbor brought the dog to a veterinarian and later had it put up for adoption, he said. The ad did not include the priest's name, and Father Blasingame was reluctant to talk publicly about the dog when contacted by a reporter last month.

Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission. All rights reserved About Us. Craig told police he, Blasingame and Henderson waited for Gardner to come home Saturday night, court records state.

He indicated Blasingame and Henderson entered the apartment after Gardner, and Henderson had a shotgun with him, according to the records. Another witness told police he saw three men enter a black Oldsmobile Aurora that fled the area after the shooting. The person provided police with a license plate number from the vehicle. Court records show police found the vehicle behind Blasingame's home. The records indicate blood was found on a seat in the vehicle and on a shirt. Court records show the phone's GPS function was used outside of Gardner's apartment.

Craig's address allegedly was in the phone and multiple calls were made to Henderson. Take a look at The Times stories that had the most page views during on nwi. Henderson, one of th….

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