Marina Claibro was 84 years old.

She was a retired hairdresser and the great aunt of Anthony Calabro.

From what I hear, one of the sweetest ladies you could have ever met.

She used to cook clean, give him as much money as he ever needed.

Any possible worry that he could ever have, she took care of.

She spoiled him. She was of. She spoiled him.

She was healthy.

She was living.

It wasn't her time.

December 19, 2001.

Anthony Collarvon had made a call to the Quincy Police,

that he had come home and found his great aunt at the foot of the stairs.

Dead.

My name is Susan Corker, and I am the prosecutor in this case.

When the investigators responded to Marina Calabro's house that night,

they found her with their face down in a fetal position,

with blood coming from a head wound.

It looked from all appearances that she may have fallen. And for months after that, everyone believed that Marina Calabro had died

as a result of an accidental fall down her stairs.

My name is Jim Relle.

Anthony Calabro was a friend of mine.

Jason Ware was my close friend as well.

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