WOBURN - Neil Entwistle planned the 2006 murders of his wife and child in part because of his dissatisfaction with his sex life, prosecutors have repeatedly alleged. In the 13th day of Entwistle's double-murder trial, prosecutors Wednesday used a computer forensics expert to add some backbone to that theory. Testimony also detailed Internet searches made on Entwistle's computer about ways to kill.

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WOBURN - Before flying home to England in January 2006, Neil Entwistle, by his own accounts had never told anyone about the deaths of his wife and baby daughter. But Tuesday, a college friend contradicted Entwistle's claims.

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WOBURN - The bloody clothing of both Rachel and Lillian Rose Entwistle were displayed in court Monday for the first time, eliciting tears from the man accused of their murders.

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WOBURN - The gun used to kill Rachel and Lillian Rose Entwistle was less than two feet away when it was fired, a state police chemist testified Friday. Gunshot residue proves the gun was fired within 18 inches of the bloody pillow Rachel Entwistle's head was on when she was killed more than two years ago, said chemist Deanna Dygan.

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WOBURN - As crime-scene video of his dead wife and daughter played in a courtroom yesterday, accompanied only by the sound of classical music in the background, Neil Entwistle openly wept.

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