The Colts Neck Murders: “He Waited In the Shadows” then “Hunted Them Down”
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Hey there, folks. It is Monday, January 12th, and today, finally, after seven years, we just heard opening statements in the case of a man accused of massacring his family and then setting two mansions on fire to cover it up. We've been waiting seven years to hear how he's going to defend himself, and we heard it this morning. With that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ in robes. He's going to defend himself with the defense that's, well, been around since the invention of criminals. Wasn't me.
Wasn't me. Wasn't me. And who knew? I guess a lot of people did. There's a third brother. And so it wasn't me. It was possibly the other brother.
So to make that clear, one guy is on trial. One brother's on trial for killing another brother who's blaming now the other brother for the death. So all three of them. This is awful family. This is awful family dynamic right now.
That's an understatement. I was actually imagining. I don't know if their parents are alive. But that has to be like the most horrific experience to know that one of your sons was brutally murdered and his entire family. Your other son is accused of doing it. And that son is accusing your other son of doing it.
And that is what we found out. That is where we are. A lot of people might remember or recognize the name Paul Canero, certainly in the Northeast. But this is a case that goes back to 2018 when, yes, Paul Canero is accused of going over to his brother's house, which is only about 20 minutes away in a town in New Jersey, shooting his brother, then going in the house, shooting his brother's wife, killing her, and then killing his 11-year-old nephew and 8-year-old niece.
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