Milford Storage Unit Murder Trial Pushed Back: Report

MILFORD, MA — The trial has been delayed again for the man accused of fatally stabbing someone inside a storage unit more than four years ago, according to the Milford Daily News.

Christopher Tetreault, 33, was scheduled to go on trial next Thursday, but his lawyer, Randall Powers, requested that the trial be rescheduled, according to the Daily News. Judge Karin Bell rescheduled it for November 5.

Powers told the Daily News that he needed more time after serving on the defense team for back-to-back murder trials this year.

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Tetreault is accused of killing 54-year-old Paul Weaver in August 2021. Weaver's body was found dead in a storage locker at a facility along Beach Street, where he was living at the time.

A medical examiner ruled he had been stabbed to death.

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You can read the full story from the Milford Daily News here.

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