The 2-year-old daughter of a Fairfield, Conn., patent lawyer charged with stabbing his neighbor to death two weeks ago had told her mother that the man molested her "in the starry nights," according to a police report released Tuesday. Police said the lawyer, Jonathon Edington, climbed through Barry James' window and fatally stabbed him on Aug. 28, after his wife told him what his daughter had said. Edington appeared Tuesday in court facing murder and burglary charges, and is free on $1 million bond.
September 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The 2-year-old daughter of a Fairfield, Conn., lawyer charged with stabbing his neighbor to death two weeks ago had told her mother that the man molested her “in the starry nights,” according to a police report released Tuesday.
Police said the lawyer, Jonathon Edington, climbed through 58-year-old Barry James’ bedroom window and fatally stabbed him on Aug. 28, after his wife told him what his daughter had said.
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