The man charged with murdering an ex-girlfriend in an outbuilding of a Stoughton dwelling final month is being held with out bail and is scheduled for a dangerousness listening to.
The Tuesday morning arraignment of Victor Carter, 39, at Stoughton District Court resulted within the charging paperwork changing into impounded. The dangerousness listening to is scheduled for Feb. 22.
With these paperwork impounded, no matter particulars they include, from the state of sufferer Amber Buckner’s physique — which Norfolk DA Michael Morrissey mentioned final month was left with such extreme wounds that it “was pretty simple for the police to figure” it was a murder — to the pair’s relationship isn’t up for public scrutiny.
What is understood is that the individuals who lived at 743 Park St. “had expected to see” Buckner, 40, after they went out to the outbuilding she was dwelling at on the property on Dec. 13, however as a substitute discovered her physique, Morrissey mentioned throughout a press convention later that day.
By the weekend, on Dec. 17, police had Carter, their suspect, in custody on the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City.
During press conferences, Morrissey burdened considerations over home violence and urged, “If you do not feel safe in your relationship, or you know someone who is not safe in their relationship,” to name the Massachusetts home violence companies hotline, SafeLink, at (877) 785-2020.
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Police work the scene Dec. 13, the place the physique of Amber Buckner, 40, was discovered at 743 Park St. in Stoughton. (Chris Christo/Boston Herald)
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