By all accounts, Pedro Custodio killed a man following a dispute in Waterbury in 1991. But for 18 years, Custodio literally got away with murder, remaining a free man after a state mental hospital released him without telling the judge or prosecutor who handled the case.
November 26, 2012 at 01:18 PM
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By all accounts, Pedro Custodio killed a man following a dispute in Waterbury in 1991.
But for 18 years, Custodio literally got away with murder, remaining a free man after a state mental hospital released him without telling the judge or prosecutor who handled the case. It wasn’t until a court clerk noticed the mistake in 2010 that Custodio was located again.
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