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Fiancée sticks by accused serial rapist as special agents defend tailing him for restaurant DNA stakeout

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Fiancée sticks by accused serial rapist as special agents defend tailing him for restaurant DNA stakeout
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Nilo is charged in a 15-year-old Boston rape spree. Today is a special hearing about admissibility of DNA evidence. Nilo and DNA from 15 years ago, but that evidence was presumably taken from tableware in New York without a warrant and searching it for DNA," his attorney, Joseph Cataldo, previously said.

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Sex Crimes Fiancée sticks by accused serial rapist as special agents defend tailing him for restaurant DNA stakeout Matthew Nilo's lawyers say FBI agents followed him from New Jersey to New York City and coordinated with restaurant staff to collect items By Sarah Rumpf-Whitten Fox News Published June 23, 2026 2:36pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Attorney accused of Boston rapes returns to court as defense fights to suppress covert FBI DNA evidence Matthew Nilo, 38, faces multiple counts of aggravated rape and kidnapping tied to alleged assaults in Boston and Charlestown in Massachusetts in 2007 and 2008.

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