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Knox

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The body of a missing Boston woman has been recovered and the Providence man accused of kidnapping her last weekend is now in custody.
Jassy Correia, 23, was last seen around 12:15 a.m. leaving the Venu nightclub and getting into a red car with a man in the area of Tremont and Herald Streets, according to police.
The suspect was identified Thursday as Louis D. Coleman III, 32, and police disseminated photos of him and the vehicle hoping the public could help track him down.
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Photo courtesy: BPD News

Boston police said that Coleman was apprehended Thursday during a traffic stop in Delaware and that a body was recovered inside his vehicle, though they have not been confirmed if it is Correia's body.
Correia's brother told reporters in Boston that his sister was found dead in the trunk of the car.


https://www.wpri.com/news/local-new...d-in-kidnapping-of-woman-in-boston/1817541441
 
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Wow, lots of detail in this article. They even had video of him dragging her half naked body down a hall in his condo bldg., into an elevator, and then to his unit. By the purchases he made, he was planning on dismembering her for sure.

 
His lawyer is a fucking idiot .. they had probable cause when he said ..
The troopers’ sweep of Coleman’s car — he allegedly told them “she’s in the trunk” after being pulled over — led to the discovery of Correia’s body and several electronic devices that Coleman’s attorneys also say should be off-limits to a jury.
 
Louis Coleman, 36, was sentenced to life in federal court in Boston, months after he was found guilty of kidnapping resulting in the death of 23-year-old Jassy Correia.

Prosecutors presented a mountain of evidence throughout the month-long trial, arguing Coleman enticed Correia, lured her into his car, held her against her will, and ultimately killed her in February 2019.

Correia’s body was found stuffed in a suitcase in the back of Coleman’s car when he was eventually tracked down days later in Delaware.
Prosecutors said Correia died of strangulation and had suffered blunt force trauma to her head, torso, upper body and neck.
Before the judge ordered Coleman to spend the rest of his life behind bars, the court heard emotional impact statements from Correia’s grandmother and godmother.

Correia’s family told Coleman that he was a “monster and “heartless,” adding that he “destroyed” their family.

Correia left behind a daughter who was just two years of age at the time of her mother’s death.
First Assistant US- District Attorney Joshua Levy, standing with Correia’s family, stated that the verdict could never truly fill the hole left behind by her death.
 
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