Manhunt Continues After MIT Scientist Is Gunned Down Outside Boston

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4.7 • 826 Ratings

🗓️ 19 December 2025

⏱️ 2 minutes

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A homicide investigation is underway near Boston after MIT professor and nuclear science researcher Nuno Loureiro was fatally shot inside his Brookline home, with police saying no suspects are currently in custody. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Do you know what you want for Christmas?
0:02.8	A cute toy.
0:04.1	No, I just want my family back.
0:06.2	That's what I want for Christmas.
0:08.2	We'll see what Santa can do, okay?
0:10.3	It's Christmas, though.
0:11.4	Dear good share.
0:12.7	Merry Christmas.
0:14.0	Tis the season to watch Tully on Channel 4.
0:16.8	Stream now.
0:20.4	I'm Gianna Jalosi with your Fox True Crime Minute.
0:23.4	A murder mystery is swirling near Boston after a professor at the Massachusetts Institute
0:27.8	of Technology was fatally shot in his home.
0:30.2	47-year-old Nuno Larero was a member of the nuclear science and engineering and physics
0:34.7	departments.
0:35.6	The shooting happened in Brookline, an affluent suburb outside Boston.
0:39.0	Larero's neighbor was lighting a menorah candle that Monday night when she heard gunshots and
0:43.2	opened the door and found Larero lying on his back and called 911.
0:46.5	He was taken to the hospital and died the next day.
0:48.8	It's being investigated as a homicide, but no suspects are in custody.
0:52.1	Larero was born and raised in Portugal and joined MIT in
0:55.0	2016 and led the school's plasma science infusion center. U.S. ambassador to Portugal,
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