BOSTON (WWLP) – New information has been released on the murder of a man found stabbed to death on a houseboat in Charlestown last weekend. The woman arrested has now been charged with his murder.

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A Boston woman has been charged with killing a man who was found with multiple stab wounds on a houseboat in Charlestown last weekend, police said. Police were conducting a welfare check at the ...

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The victim in a Charlestown marina houseboat homicide was identified as Joseph Donohue, 65, the Boston Police Department announced Wednesday.Donohue was found dead Sunday evening on his houseboat ...

Boston police said in a statement. Officers responded around 10:43 p.m. Sunday to Shipway Place in Charlestown to investigate an incident aboard a houseboat. At the scene, they found Donohue ...

CEASE FIRE BEGAN ON JANUARY 19TH. WE ARE LEARNING NEW DETAILS ABOUT THE CHARLESTOWN MAN FOUND STABBED TO DEATH ON HIS HOUSEBOAT. THE WOMAN ACCUSED IN HIS MURDER IS BEING HELD WITHOUT BAIL RIGHT NOW.

Police say a woman has been charged with murdering a man found stabbed to death on a houseboat docked at the Charlestown Marina on Sunday. Detectives assigned to the Boston Police Homicide Unit ...

Nora T. Nelson, of Boston, was ordered held without bail during her arraignment in Charlestown Municipal Court in connection with the death of Joseph R. Donohue, a lawyer who lived alone on his ...

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