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police in hartford, connecticut making the disturbing discovery and investigators say the suspect had an unusual reason for taking the remains. kelli o'hara has details and this is pretty prison are. what is had he saying the reason >> religion, he says it saul in the name of religion, the 32-year-old told police that when they went to his door and he let them in and even admitted they say for robbing this graveyard. >> that's crazy. who would do such a thing? let the dead rest. >> that's sick, that's truly twisted. reporter: a hartford, connecticut man behind bars accused of robbing graves at the hope cemetery, stealing the remains of five people. >> makes me think of frankenstein. reporter: investigators tell us they got the call on friday to check out a home for skeletal remains, when police arrived he let them in to his home where investigators found those missing remains. hartford police say medina admitted to sealing them but said he had a good reason, his religion. >> he's a practicing centuria priest, which is a religion in some latino communities, it's rarely seen actually, t

investigators say a tipster told them he had human remains in his hartford, connecticut apartment. police say medina happily showed them the skeletons explaining he used the bones for rituals and the caribbean religion of sanatoria . >>> disturbing the dead has to be the worst thing in the world. it's one thing that is off limits. you know, gravestones or anything like that. i think that's about the lowest thing you can do. >>> bright new locks hang on the chains securing this mausoleum. city officials who operate the cement say they couldn't find any living relatives to notify. investigators say it's too early to say when the remains once resting here will be returned. no indication why he came from connecticut to this cement. he is waving extradition. he will come back to worcester to face charges. live in worcester, dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: still ahead on 7 >> anchor: in response to the terror attack in california, president obama pledges to fight isis and take out terror groups worldwide. but is he doing enough? 7's andy hiller will get you know what he thinks when we get

taking them back to his hartford apartment to show them where he kept the stolen remains. he told police he planned to use them to practice a religion. >> we see this rarely in hartford, practiced, when we do it's generally with animals, very even more rarely you get human remains involved. >> medina's neighbors were disturbed. >> be obviously very very scary to lose especially to find out there was a maybe next to me >> i would probably snap if it was one of my family members. >> after his arraignment, medina is expected to be extradited to wooster where he will face additional charges much we did touch base with families members of the deceased he called this crime shocking and sad inning. susie i amly. >>> the an anonymous tip officer could be the same person making threats. cambridge police told us packed meeting, according to the boston globe. three e-mail threats of violence were made against came ridge schools, police upped patrols. there will be increased security again today. >>> jury deliberations will begin this week, on friday a mental health expert for the dr.

avenue at southeast as southeast hartford avenue at southeast 30th court. go to we are iowa dot com for more updates on road closures. sabrina: and if you have any weather pictures or video be sure to share them with us you can post them at we are iowa dot com....just click on the share it tab! we may even use them on air. sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: we are finally done with rain here in the metro, at least for this afternoon! the metro was soaked with 3.78" falling from saturday night through monday making this the wettest december of all time not only for the metro but most of iowa. we should stay dry during the day today, but we are going to start the morning with patchy cloudy through the day with a high in the low 40s and a breezy east wind. tonight it will be cloudy again with lows in the mid 30s strong southerly winds. rain and a wintry mix will be falling across central and northwest iowa, but that will turn into snow in northwest iowa by wednesday morning. northwest iowa will likely see accumulations ranging between 1 to 2

flooding has also closed down this road: the 29-hundred block of hartford avenue...near southeast 30th court. the road will stayed closed until flood damage is assessed and repaired. for more information about closures, you can call the city's public works. the number is at the bottom of your screen. the rain has pulled the plug on a tradition for many metro families.... "jolly holiday lights" has closed for the season... the annual event ended operations nearly 2 weeks early because of flooding. that's because it jeopardizes the safety of volunteers... and risks damage to the more than 100 displays. the closure also comes with a cost... the "make a wish" organization's budget. "jolly holiday lights" is its largest fundraiser of the year... but officials

insdie saying move, move, move " " jack: fleur drive is closed off to drivers, as well as southeast hartford avenue at southeast 30th court. go to we are iowa dot com for more updates on road closures. stephanie: we want to know if the flooding has caused any headaches or damage to your house or work place? let us know for a chance to see your comments on-air. you can post you thoughts on twitter and facebook. or send us an email or give us a call . we'd love to hear what you think! the contact information is on your screen. jack: tragedy on the isu campus this morning, as a student is the victim of a hit and run. an i-s-u police officer found emmalee jacobs a little after 7 in the morning at the intersection of

police in hartford made the discovery on friday. the suspect admitted to stealing the remains and he says he used them in the practice of his religion. he say he is a practicing >>> a shooting in southie, a heavy police presence yesterday near columbia road. one man was shot and rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. >> kris: isis is praising the attack this southern california. this as the fbi searched the home of a man who they believe is the one who purchased the guns used in the attack. the president is also gearing up to address the nation later tonight. as the memorial grows outside the regional medical center so does the terror investigation in san bernardino. early on saturday federal agents raided this home where a friend of syed farook lived. he purchased two assault rifling used in the attack. authorities say he is in the a suspect in the mass shooting but want to know when and why the weapons were transfered to syed farook and his wife, tashfeen malik. >> an urban tactical weapon they used for terrorist attacks. s

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into green field, hartford, be advised. it could be very slick and a very small amount of ice to cause some significant issues. i think it will be a little bit later for the rain moves in here. the showers are heading toward midday. through the afternoon more showers. day. we stay in the 30s to low 40s, so even with that rainfall, it's not frozen but it's not going to be pleasant. maybe mid 40s toward cape cod and the islands. a cold morning, spotty freezing drizzle and showers increase toward the evening, so the drive home certainly looks to it's a damp stretch and cloudy stretch. a decent amount of rainfall there you see the key at the bottom of the screen. tomorrow evening expecting some wet roads there for the drive. still looking wet wednesday morning and perhaps our most rainfall overall is going to come on the wednesday commute. then thursday the drier air starts to power in, winds will be gusting out of the northwest at 30 miles per hour and all the while temps on the cool side towards the mid 40s. here is your accu

hartford police say he was playing rituals under the religion santeria. chief: it's a faith we're not united states certainly. again we do see it in here in hartford. we see it with chickens, pigs. you see that here. sacrifices and the remains are used in the faith. it's just human remains is extremely rare. we do come across it. sera: the name inscribed on the mausoleum is houghton. investigators could not locate any family members. the last burial in the chamber was 71 years ago. chief: right now we have the remains here at the police department. we look to respectfully return those to the cemetery. sera: medina is now in custody in connecticut. he'll be arraigned on monday. the investigation continues. in worcester, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. frank: the mbta conductor who was killed outside a fenway bar is being remembered. hundreds gathered to say goodbye to jepthe chery at his funeral yesterday. the 29-year-old was killed during a shootout between two other people outside the bar "who's on first." one of those suspects has been arrested but has

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police in hartford, connecticut making this disturbing discovery, and investigators say the suspect had an unusual reason for taking these bodies. kelli o'hara reports from worcester with the chilling details. >> >> that crazy. >> this is sick, that is truly twisted. >> reporter: a man behind bars accused of robbing grapes at the home cemetery stealing remains of five people. >> it makes me think of frankenstein. >> reporter: investigators home in hartford for skeletal remains. he let them into his home where investigators found the missing remains. y he admitted to stealing them but said he had a good reason, he is a religion. >> he is a practicing santeria priest which is a religion that you see. it's rarely seen. the pones or the remains of skeletal remains taken from the cemetery are used in purposes. >> reporter: neighbors shocked by the arrest. >> one of the people, they do brutal stuff like that, but i never seen anything, you know, out of it. >> creepy. >> reporter: kelli o'hara, 7 news today in new england. [inaudible] >> jennifer: police found the burped body of on november 3.

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. >> just last week, we told you about this 32-year-old, who hartford police found five human remains in his apartment, three documents, and two children's one as young as 15 days hold from a mausoleum from hooten that are we did a face time interview with the hartford police chief. >> there were bones used, sticks, branches, feathers, that sort of thing. it's sensoria or babaloo. >> sounds like voodoo or witchcraft. >> reporter: tonight, worcester police tell fox 25 they are putting a lot of resources into this and they will be going around looking for any surveillance video, looking for any clues. in the meantime, investigators not releasing the name of the family in the mausoleum because they're trying to get in touch with the family. for now, live in worcester, "fox 25 news." >> a woman is hit and killed by a t train happening in downtown crossing. fox 25's john monahan reports on the nightmare this caused for commuters. >> the red line here in downtown crossing closed down after a woman was struck and killed by a red line train. mbta police say it happened around 6:40 tonight. th

shutdown hartford road at marne highway yesterday for the next week or so. otherwise, pretty good shape, speedometer wise nothing out of the ordinary on our major roadways, all of the bridges looking good. at least able to see them. we got the new traffic pattern here on 422, though, look out for, that as you head in toward trooper road. couple of tree lighting events tonight, rittenhouse square at 5:00 east passyunk, gang in the neighborhood, kicking off at 5:00. and at 6:00 city hall. so we will have some holiday jamsment and i am hitting the road, headed to northeast philadelphia, we're going to broadcast live from the front lawn of someone ace house, these guys sent me their christmas lights like i've been asking to you do all week long, very kelly christmas. tonight we're hitting the road. all do you have do, snap a picture of your house all decorated and post it to your either instagram, facebook or twitter pages. and just use that #fox29lights. we're showing pictures all day, every day, all the way up through christmas. and then one night a week i'm h

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the shop here in new hartford, connecticut closed. its artisans out of work. >> i tried. to be honest with you, it broke my heart. >> reporter: enter darren wallace, an employee of 22 years, who simply refused to exit quietly. seeing an american brand, an iconic brand like ovation, just go away. >> reporter: he prayed a new owner could be found and spent hundreds of hours maintaining what little equipment was left. just in case. and when new buyers appeared, they were so impressed they announced production here would resume. >> it speaks to the passion and the commitment that he had and the belief he had that there was a place for what this brand has meant to so many people over the years to be perpetuated and to keep going. >> reporter: today those first new works of art are slowly taking shape. >> my dad used to say try to do something for a living that you would do on your own without having to get paid for it and i do that. i build guitars. >> once i put my hands on one, i've been playing them ever since. >> reporter: the members of reo speedwagon who have played even

half mile in only, springfield, three-quarters of a mile in hartford, connecticut. that is what there is to be aware of for overnight and early tomorrow christmas day. all right. today, record smashers. 65 for worcester. broke the old record. 69 for boston. what about home? christmas day? i think worcester may tie their record and we may get close here in boston. it will be another unusually warm day. it is 58 in boston right now. 54 in worcester. so you start out mild on christmas morning. then, during the course of christmas day. i think temperatures do edge to the low 60's. there is cooler weather in the forecast t. there is even colder weather and perhaps, a winter storm. i will talk about that, in a little while. phil? phil: scenes of devastation across the ravaged south tonight. a wild string of rare december from arkansas to michigan, 11 people dead, and so many others left with nothing this christmas eve. >> tornado brewing up. at least 24 attorneys reported. >> the roof blen of the house. phil: these two tornadoes memorialed into one massive swifter. sendin

. >> shiri: yeah, really important because that rain is pushing out toward areas like hartford, connecticut now. although it is dropping as rain, the surface is still freezing. what is happening as it is turning into glaze and it will turn into a little bit of freezing drizzle. that is something we will have a close eye on this morning because we will get a little of that into central massachusetts that into central massachusetts, southwestern new hampshire, western massachusetts, it will get slippery. it only takes trace amounts to wreak havoc on the streets. right now though worcester in great shape, 30 degrees with mostly sunny skies. worcester at 24. londonderry, new hampshire at 21. the clouds have yet to thicken up. boston itself at 34 degrees but the burbv all in the 20s. watching, and then we have to cross out eastern massachusetts cross out eastern massachusetts. upper 20s to lower 30s. we have the clouds on the move toward you now. so this is what i am expecting. 7 a.m. about 26 degrees. slippery spots inland, western massachusetts, but as we travel through the rest of the morning

he was arrested after police say they found the remains of five people inside his hartford apartment. investigators say the bodies date back as far as 1904 and appear to have been stolen from a cemetery in massachusetts. he said he was a priest who will use the remains for religious purposes. >> we see this rarely in hartford. when we do, it's generally with animals. >> i hope the person pays the price for this type of thing going on. >> hartford investigators say they are working with police in massachusetts to make sure that where they belong and to see if anyone else is involved in this. >>> suffolk police are investigating a deadly hit and run that involved several drivers. they say an s.u.v. hit a man crossing route 12 in patchogue. the 64-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver who hit him stopped but three other cars hit the man. two others kept going. police are looking for a recent model dark-colored hyundai elan tray or ford taurus. >>> a bronx woman accused of killing a pregnant women then removing the baby from her womb was arraigned. ashleigh wade pled n

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hartford road over in south jersey, shutdown at marne highway through next week with construction. are going to cause some jammos later on tonight. we got the tree lighting ceremonies at rittenhouse square at 5:00, east passyunk, that crew will set up their operation from 5:00 to 8:00. always good time there in east passyunk. then at city hall from 6:00 to 8:00. and tonight is the first night where we hit the road and check out the christmas lights. i've been asking you all the last couple of weeks to snap a picture of your christmas lights, post it onto either facebook, twitter or stain gram. using that #fox29lights. we will show pictures every day, all the way up through christmas, but i have pick one house, hint, we are going to northeast philadelphia. >> oh,. >> northeast philly tonight. i'm going to be broadcasting live during the 5:00 and 6:00 news right here on fox 29 from the front lawn of somebody's house, that is decked out, wait until you see this one. see you later on tonight in the northeast. >>> all right, bob kelly, thanks so much. customer may soon finds fewer selec

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you see how we had some pink showing up near the hartford area. also springfield. getting reports out toward the berkshires, there is some very, very light freezing rain and some icing occurring out this way. you can see that's just the beginning of more showers that extend from new york city down through new jersey. and so this is what is going to be moving in this morning. initially out in western most massachusetts and northwest connecticut, it may be cold enough for a little bit of freezing rain so if you're traveling out that way, just-advised it only takes just a tiny bit to make things slippery. the rest of us will wait until after lunchtime to get some rain in here. by then temperatures coming up to near 40 degrees. rain coming down this afternoon. we're in the 40's. you can see that here on future cast. lunchtime. still mainly off to the west but it does move in. it's on the lighter side for this evening's commute but the rain ramps up overnight. and it will be coming down through the overnight hours. a little break in the action tomorrow morning and then

investigators in hartford arrested him for fugitive from justice. three adults and two young children were stored in medina's apartment, hartford police tell me that the child, one of them was as young as 15 days old. medina told hartford police he had the remains for religious purposes, saying that he practices satanria. detectives are not releasing any other information in terms of exactly which mausoleum they were stolen from. they are still trying to get a hold of family members, but at 6:15 a.m., we will be going up tonight at 10:00 p.m. for now, live in worcester, >> vanessa: updating breaking news now. two students in millbury accused of creating a hit list. fox 25 obtained a letter from the principal sent to millbury junior and senior high school parents. tuesday. the school found out about it last thursday, and they say the situation was addressed and resolved. the principal also saying in part, we have recognize the seriousness of this type of primary concern and responsibility. more breaking news tonight, a live look from sky fox, high ab

track there as you roll through hartford road. grab your extension cord and let's plug in those lights, very kelly christmas we have been hitting, the the road last week and we will do it this week. i want to see pictures of your housees. look at this one hello rachel kane from west deptford, new jersey. we have the whole household lit up there. big stepladder up to get to the top of the trees. that is what we are looking for show us your christmas lights. here's what you do snap a picture and post it to your facebook, instagram or twitter paperings and use that hashtag fox 29 lights so i can search it, show it on tv and then every week, we're picking one house and we will broadcast live, from your front lawn, during our 5:00 and 6:00 o'clock newscast. we will hit the red this week. get those pictures in and maybe i'll come tour front door. >> spirits all over the delaware valley this morning. >> that is right. >> yeah. >> the eagles big under dogs in last night's game going up to fight in new england. they beat patriots in their

flooding has also closed down this road: the 29-hundred block of hartford avenue...near southeast 30th court. the road will stayed closed until flood damage is assessed and repaired. for more information about closures, you can call the city's public works. the number is at the bottom of your screen. the rain has pulled the plug on a tradition for many metro families.... "jolly holiday lights" has closed for the season... the annual event ended operations nearly 2 weeks early because of flooding. that's because it jeopardizes the safety of volunteers... and risks damage to the more than 100 displays. the closure also comes with a cost... the "make a wish" organization's budget. "jolly holiday lights" is its largest fundraiser of the year... but officials are staying positive... 1,100 cars already went through. last year, at the end of all of this, we had 28,000 cars go through. that tremendous support, we don't take for granted. this is our 20th anniversary. please continue to support us - our kids need it. a guest from make a wish iowa will be on the channel 13 news at four to talk ab

rising waters forced parts of george flagg parkway, feir drive, and southeast hartford to be closed to traffic. flooding at water works park even forced jolly holiday lights to first in its 20- year history. sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: a hit an run investigation on the iowa state campus. just after seven monday morning, isu police found emmalee jacobs at the intersection of ash avenues and lincoln way. she was taken to the hospital where she later died. ames police are now assisting in the investigation. anyone who may have information is asked to contact authorities. contact authorities. sabrina: the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door... sabrina: today marks an important deadline for health insurance through the affordable care act. december 15th is the last day to sign up and have coverage that begins january first. officials expect a surge in enrollment to ensure coverage that starts with the new year. the open enrollment period does continue through the end of january. sabrina: number four... sabrina: iowa fans learned monday if t

remains, he told police he planned to use them to practice a religion. >> we see this rarely in hartford, when we do it's generally with animals, very remains involved. >> neighbors were similarly disturbed. >> obviously very very scary especially to find out there was a neighbor next to me religions. >> i probably snapped if it was one of my family members, you know. >> after his arraignment in connecticut today, he will be extradited to wooster where he will face additional charges. we did hear from a family members of the deceased whose remains are stolen, she called this crime shocking and sad inning. susie steimle. >>> this morning a fall river man is being held without male charged with beating a four- year-old child. police took 28-year-old richard penero into custody after neighbors reported a disturbance in a home. the four year old was treated and released from the hospital. >>> investigators are still trying to figure out what parked a deadly fire that took lynn. they want to know if anyone took video of friday's fire to bruce place, they are asking to you contact them. >>> th

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closed over due to flood you can see a including parkway, street, east border street and a section of hartford ave. even the clive parts under water. jack/2ram down the roads, christmas plans stephanie: it's caused one holiday tradition here in the metro to come to a complete halt. local 5's claire powell has more. " " this christmas season, water works park is going to be dark. for the first time in 20 years, jolly holly day lights is cancelled. they've cancelled for a few days for blizards, but never for flooding like this." "its no longer rising its flooidng" the swift moving raccoon river has once again taken over make a wish history- its shut down jolly holiday lights. "transformer went out, park went dark and power went out and we just had to make that decision" the lighted event that takes around 1400 volunteers and three weeks to set up-- took one soggy weekend to ruin. between the flooding and power outage concerns- jolly holiday has shut down for the season. which is a major hit for "make a wish iowa." "this is our largest fundraiser for make a wish, we're look

use hainsport or hartford as the alternates. accident on the ramp garden state parkway to 72 cleared out. >> a florida man said his family vacation on the crews ship took a horrifying turn. the davis family boarded the ship on christmas day. on the last night they witnessed what appeared to be blood pouring out of the top of the elevators. we have chosen not to show you the graphic video. a spokesman said the electrician died on the ship. davis said the other man was inside the sell elevator had and had to run through the blood to get out. >> he ran through the blood that was coming down, i don't know what happened, there was terrifying happened. >> goodness, the electrician's cause of death is under investigation. >> the so-called "affluenza" teen is being moved to an immigration facility in mexico city. ethan couch will stay there for the next three days while a judge rules on his appeal. his mother who was arrested in mexico this week is back in the u.s., this is brand new video of u.s. marshals escorting her through the airp

three quarters of a mile around hartford connecticut. we have had our rain and now there is a second batch that is developing. some clouds even if we do have some sun for a few hours tomorrow. then it is a question of when that rain gets here. not a problem at midday. when we get to the evening commute, that is when the rain will approach. i had event of rain may be moving through the area tomorrow night. temperatures are still very mild in boston. 66 degrees today. you move into the 50' s tomorrow. easterly winds will cut the temperature rise. record warmth. ed: a mother accused of kidnapping her two children plans to kill them. she was so distraught over losing custody of them that she did plan to kill them and then herself. she planned to return them to her father' s home. the search finally ended last night. she was ordered held on bail. heather: convicted killer arron hernandez wants to see whether one of the jurors who voted against them was biased. she may have known hernandez was implicated in two other murders. information about

southwest 30th between bell and george flagg, these border streets, the 2900 block of hartford and 39th. eric: you are giving away tickets to newsies at the civic center. elizabeth: eric: will ask you a trivia question about the musica. today's question is in what city does the storyline take place? eric: call us at this number to win. we will reveal the answer and the ticket winner and a couple of minutes. elizabeth: how did they really do? cand elizabeth: welcome back. national security dominated last night's republican residential debate which was marked by heated exchanges over how best to keep america safe. eric: marc sandalow keeps us -- joins us live. we know about donald trump span on all muslims, how strongly was marc: here's what they said about it. they called it un-american, unconstitutional, absurd. they said it doesn't represent america and will make it harder to defeat isis. they didn't say that they wouldn't support him as his company if he wins in the primaries. if anyone thought that this proposal by trump to ban muslims from entering the united states put him so far o