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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I wish to thank several people for helping me get the information necessary to write this book. First, Wellesley Police Chief Terrence Cunningham, who agreed to sit down with me and go over the Greineder case in detail; second, the employees of the Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts, especially court clerk Michael Hulak, who allowed me unfettered access to the entire court file; and finally court reporters Peggy Morris and Dawna Chapin, who graciously took time from their very busy schedules to print out the voluminous trial transcript for me. Id also like to thank my agent, Janet Benrey, of the Hartline Literary Agency, and Miles Lott, my editor at Kensington Books, for all their hard work on my behalf.

Linda Rosencrance

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Linda Rosencrance is Senior Editor and reporter at Computerworld, an information technology publication. She has thirteen years experience as a reporter, writing for both the Boston Globe and the Boston Herald , as well as many community papers in the Boston metropolitan area. Her articles include numerous investigative pieces and coverage of the Boston political scene. Ms. Rosencrance has also written an anthology examining various crimes on college campuses. She lives in the Boston area.

Epilogue

Dirk Greineder is currently serving his life sentence in the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley, Massachusetts. As of this writing, he is asking the states supreme judicial court for a new trial, because he contends Judge Paul Chernoff violated his rights by allowing the jury to hear evidence about his secret life of prostitutes and pornography. Greineder is also challenging blood spatter, DNA, and other forensic evidence used to convict him. If a new trial is not granted, Greineder will appeal his conviction to the states appeals court.

On Wednesday, November 14, 2001, the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine revoked the license of Dr. Dirk K. Greineder, who had been licensed to practice medicine in the state since 1976. Also in November 2001, Greineder voluntarily agreed to give up control of his wifes assets. A month earlier, Mays sister, Ilse, had petitioned the Norfolk Probate and Family Court to remove Greineder as the executor of his wifes estate. Because of a loophole in Massachusetts law, which has since been closed, Greineder would have been able to manage his wifes estate, even though he had been convicted of her murder.

Former state senator Cheryl Jacques was the lead sponsor of a bill signed into law that now prevents a person charged with homicide from inheriting property, money, or assets from his or her victims estate pending the outcome of a criminal trial. The law also prevents a murder victims estate from being controlled by the person who has been found guilty in that persons death. The legislation was prompted by Greineders case.

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May Greineder. (Court file photo)

An aerial view of Morses Pond taken on October 31, 1999, the day May Greineder was murdered. (Court file photo)

The Greineders dog, Zephyr. (Court file photo)

May Greineders blue fleece glove next to a pool of her blood. (Court file photo)

May Greineders body in the pathway at Morses Pond. (Court file photo)

The murder weapons and the right-hand work glove in the storm drain on the paved path at Morses Pond. (Court file photo)

Right-hand work glove and bloody hammer in a storm drain at Morses Pond. (Court file photo)

Bloody right-hand work glove found in the storm drain with the murder weapons. (Court file photo)

The bloody hammer used to bludgeon May Greineder. (Court file photo)

The bloody knife used to slash May Greineders throat. (Court file photo)

Dirk Greineder at the Wellesley Police Station the day his wife was bludgeoned and stabbed to death. (Court file photos)

Dirk Greineder being photographed at the Wellesley Police Station the day his wife was brutally murdered. (Court file photo)

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