Attorney Gregory Klein. Courtesy photo
A Danbury attorney represented an anonymous cooperating witness in a murder case that spanned several states. That witness provided authorities with information about the possible whereabouts of Peter Manfredonia, who was wanted in two murders and captured in Maryland after six days on the run.
June 01, 2020 at 05:38 PM
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An anonymous cooperating witness, represented by Danbury attorney Gregory Klein, might have played a role in the apprehension of murder suspect and fugitive Peter Manfredonia.
The client, Manfredonia’s acquaintance, provided police with important information in the case that garnered national attention, Klein said.
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