Acupuncturist mom Janette MacAusland sheds tears in court as she’s charged with killing her 2 young kids
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Acupuncturist mom Janette MacAusland sheds tears in court as she’s charged with killing her 2 young kids An acupuncturist mother accused of killing her two young children at her Massachusetts home and fleeing to Vermont broke down in sobs as she was ordered…
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Acupuncturist mom Janette MacAusland sheds tears in court as she’s charged with killing her 2 young kids An acupuncturist mother accused of killing her two young children at her Massachusetts home and fleeing to Vermont broke down in sobs as she was ordered…
Why it matters
Janette MacAusland, 49, nervously clasped her hands as she was arraigned on two charges of first-degree murder in Dedham District Court on Wednesday for killing her children, Kai, 7, and Ella, 6, last month, CBS Boston reported.
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McAusland began to shed tears and appeared visibly shaken after a judge ordered her held without bail at a women’s correctional facility in Chicopee, Mass.
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