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Judge To Allow Detective's Testimony in Parisi Murder Trial

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Kenneth Buckheit, second from the left, the lead detective in the Southampton 2021 Christmas morning murder case, leaves the courtroom with the prosecution team of Maria Trouklakis, to his right, and major crime bureau chief Kerriann Kelly, and Jacob DeLauter. T.E. MCMORROW

Kenneth Buckheit, second from the left, the lead detective in the Southampton 2021 Christmas morning murder case, leaves the courtroom with the prosecution team of Maria Trouklakis, to his right, and major crime bureau chief Kerriann Kelly, and Jacob DeLauter. T.E. MCMORROW

Police on the scene of the 2021 Christmas morning killing.

Police on the scene of the 2021 Christmas morning killing.

Dominick Parisi being led by Southampton Town Police our of Justice Court in January 2022. DANA SHAW

Dominick Parisi being led by Southampton Town Police our of Justice Court in January 2022. DANA SHAW

T.E. McMorrow on Jul 25, 2024
Prosecutors in the murder trial of Dominick Parisi, one of two men charged with killing a Southampton man during a home invasion on Christmas morning, 2021, will be allowed to... more

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