time i mentioned this, october of 2013, i said to you that khalid retzer was a beloved figure -- colleen retzer was a beloved figure, and nothing has changed. trial, her memory, her dedication to goodness, her outlook on life has only been enhanced, and i want to thank the retzers for their courage and dignity. there were two people who had many supporters in the courtroom, family, friends, people from andover. two individuals were there every single day. detective norman zork and state police detective steve volkari. both gentlemen were there every day to provide assistance t and comfort. as you saw during the proceedings, we stand for something. we stand for justice and we stand, with and for victims matter who they are. at this time, eddie wishes to make a statement. at the conclusion they will take questions. i will answer some questions that i can, but today is a good day for the commonwealth. >> our family would like to thank the jury for their fair and careful consideration of the evidence and facts presented during the past few weeks. we would also like to thank the judge for his commit

ed: colleen retzer' s family was emotional in court, and the verdict itself was red. they joined the da in a conference moments ago. they were wearing pink, colleen' s favorite color. reid lamberty was there. reid? reporter: parents, brother, and sister stood stoically in front of the media, profound grief written all over their faces. he said there was no cause for celebration. there can never be true justice. his wife, her mother, saying they will try to find good in every day, just like their loss. >> we will honor her legacy into be her voice during the continued judicial process. colleen never gave up and neither will we. we will not allow colleen' >> one of colleen' quotes is that there is something good in every day. to celebrate our love for her in the recognition of the many lives she touched and continues to influence despite the immense loss, we will carry on and do our best to find the good in every day. reporter: the district attorney is adding that we can' t bring her back all we can bring some sense of justice. family was wearing pink today. throughout t

it filled up very quickly and colleen retzer' s mother was visibly upset in anticipation of the verdict about to be read. take a look at some video we got from inside the courtroom. this is of the parents bowing their head during the reading of the second charge, the charge on which phillip chism was not guilty, the aggravated rape in the woods. as jack explained earlier, the jury believes that she had been dead at that time when phillip chism violated her. on the other side of the courtroom, there was the same reaction from phillip chism' s mother, about her head, crying, being consoled by two women. after court, as she throughout this entire process, she left court and walked past the cameras, saying nothing. she has not said a word since the trial began, and she remains at the s the same here today. we have not heard from calling retzer' s parents. but we are being told that they will have a news conference scheduled for less than 30 minutes with the district attorney at the da' s office. he will be speaking about the case and hopefully, s family will finally break their silence, giv

he is accused of killing his math teacher, colleen retzer. emily: the man accused of stealing weapons from the charges today. of stealing 16 guns. six are still missing. s being called a con artist. alleged -- erika erika: the housekeeper pretended to have a brain tumor to get the money. her attorney says she never asked for the money, claiming it was all gifts. >> she duped me with her stories and that is why i gave her money. she was a fraud. erika: the prosecutor say she flew to florida, using money he gave her. $60,000 in her account has been frozen and she is being held on bail. emily: thank you. a push for a permanent tribute to the six firefighters who lost their lives 16 years ago in worcester. firefighters have been collecting letters, shrine pieces, and other things sent to them. the hope is to create a small museum to honor the fallen. randy: more than 500 drunk commonwealth are on hold area -- hold. the defendants are waiting on a decision to find out whether enough. questionable calibration issues. the devices have been used by p

. >> it has been an emotional trial for the murder of colleen retzer. closing arguments at times too much for ritzer' s mother. he is carving away at her neck. >> i' m not going to tell you there' s nothing wrong with philip chism, how could i. he does not suffer from a mental defect. >> he left his socks, his shoes, his own student id. >> there' s no one in this courtroom who wants to believe a a 14-year-old could have done something like this and not be crazy. but doing something so awful does not make you crazy. >> if you have one reasonable doubt you must acquit. josh: meanwhile jurors in , baltimore are now deliberating the fate of the first of six officers charged in the death of freddie gray. during closing arguments this morning, prosecutors said the police wagon that gray was wheels. officer william porter is accused of failing to seatbelt gray to the bench or call paramedics after he was hurt. gray' s death sparked violent protests in the city adding fuel to the black lives matter movement. jennifer: prosecutors in france say a teacher made up

. >> it has been an emotional trial for the murder of colleen retzer. closing arguments at times too much for ritzer' s mother. he is carving away at her neck. >> i' m not going to tell you there' s nothing wrong with philip chism, how could i. he does not suffer from a mental defect.