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2004. in march, the archdiocese sued to evict them. and a boston man is formally sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the killing of a 67-year-old grandmother. the victim s family, giving emotional impact statements. our jim lokay is live at suffolk superior court. jim: prosecutors opted to go with quality over quantity, only three impact statement, one from her son, one from her granddaughter, and one from her sister. as you can imagine, it was very emotional. for the family of rubber coin, there will always be anger toward the man who killed her inside her home, looking for a quick fix. took away our security and our innocence. her blood is running in my veins, not stored in a cold dark room. jim: a day for justice. jim: a day for justice. she had enough sense to get his dna under her fingernails so he could never do this to anyone else again. jim: this is a problem that is far from over. i am very worried about the fact tha ....
a day for justice. she had enough sense to get enough of his dna under her fingernails to do her part so he could never harm another family again. smeenld the rest of his life behind bars and while there was gratitude toward the prosecutors who made that happen, this is a problem that s far from over. i m very worried about the fact there will be more timothies out there who have heroin, who have one single goal in mind to steal other people s money and break into their homes. the potential for these things happening scare the heck out most and i ll tell you that right now. for the family, healing begins. i have never been more proud of my mother than what i am right now as i sit here. she was fighting for her home. for her granddaughter and ultimately fighting for her life. the family was also in the courtroom. they, of course, were also emotional when that sentence was handed down. two counts. charge, he ll serve life in prison for without the possibilit ....
southbridge. crystal haynes has been working to uncover information on this crystal haynes joins us live with what she s uncovered. crystal? bob and the reporter: bob and elizabeth, this came in to us as a tip to our newsroom and we ve been working it all day. i can he will it you that 22-year-old man is being held in the lockup here at southbridge police department, on these charges, and investigators tell me that this case of sending these photos to this student, well, it s not the first time. a shocking revelation found right in the halls of southbridge middle high school. he showed us pictures and identified them as belonging to a teacher. the reporter: a 17-year-old student telling police, ninth grade english language teacher, joseph santos sent naked pictures of himself to him over facebook messenger and more than once. once was sent last year in october 2014 and another set of images were sent in august of 2015. the reporter: police were notified this ....
here is left, there is overhead wires that burned. they re afraid that might just possibly fall, but again, right now in the meantime, we re being told no one was hurt and some folks are not allowed back in their homes. it could be possibly up to five hours or so before they could actually go back in. we re still learning more details and we ll bring it to you. live in medfield, malini basu, fox 25 news. more breaking news tonight. local teacher under arrest, acould you could you a accused of sending naked pictures to a student. that teacher works in southbridge. this is not the first time this teacher has done this. fox 25 s crystal haynes has been, woulding this story all day and working this story all day and working her sources. the reporter: bob and elizabeth, i can tell you that this tip came in to me early, or rather late yesterday, but we ve been working it since early this morning. i can only tell you that investigators say that 22-year-old joseph zungia ....
that glitch lasted just about 90 minutes. right now this hour the computer system is back and running. also breaking this hour the justice department and f.b.i. will be investigating fantasy sports companies like boston-based draft kings and fanduel. one of the companies in question has responded. wall street journal says the federal investigation is focusing on whether the companies violated u.s. gambling laws. f.b.i. agents from the boston office have been contacting draft kings customers for information. draft kings releasing this statement saying it is entirely predictable that the government would follow up on the misleading reports about our industry. we have no knowledge of the specifics of any federal investigation but strongly disagree with any notion that our company has engaged in any illegal activities. we will be following both of these breaking stories overnight and have the very latest on fox 25 morning news that starts at 4:00 a.m. foch. a worces ....