Whatever he might’ve seen pales in comparison to what he actually did to that family.
[November 2, 2011] A pastor testifying on behalf of convicted murderer Joshua Komisarjevsky says that Komisarjevsky claimed to have seen a demon while making a pipe bomb as a teen …
Source: WTNH 8

Here we go again …
[October 27, 2011] The animal control officer of East Haddam reportedly saw a mountain lion while in the area of Route 149 and Creek Row …
Source: Hartford Courant

Maybe it was another guy’s name?
[October 14, 2011] A New Haven tattoo artist was stabbed repeatedly after a man disapproved of a tattoo that the artist had done on his girlfriend …
Source: NBC 30

That there’s some good eatin’.
[October 14, 2011] Workers at a waste water treatment plant in Manchester investigating a clogged pipe were surprised to find a 32-inch long, 2-inch thick eel stuck there …
Source: Hartford Courant

Again, this sounds like a sitcom gone awry.
[October 13, 2011] An Oxford man crashed his vehicle after mice he was transporting home to feed his snake got loose …
Source: Valley Independent Sentinel

D’oh!
[October 8, 2011] Fairfield police say that a woman reported that “thousands of doughnuts” were left on her porch, but when they arrived to investigate, the pastries were gone …
Source: Connecticut Post

Don’t know what to say other than “Wow.”
[October 8, 2011] A 32-year-old Torrington man was hospitalized with neck injuries after attempting suicide with a chainsaw . . .
Source: Hartford Courant

Poor guy—if only Lassie had been there.
[October 6, 2011] A man helping to drill a well in Somers died after the ground gave way around the hole and he fell in …
Source: Hartford Courant

This is probably not going to help her case.
[October 4, 2011] A New Haven girl allegedly stabbed her father during an argument in which she was asking for a cell phone …
Source: Hartford Courant

Seems more like a wacky sitcom plot gone awry.
[September 29, 2011] A Coventry woman repeatedly made bomb threats to close local banks so that her husband would not detect their financial problems …
Source: Hartford Courant