Pictures - Investigation of Amy Lord murder, Southie attacks

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Authorities believe that the death of 24-year-old Amy Lord, who was found in Hyde Park’s Stony Brook Reservation on July 23, is connected to two other violent attacks on South Boston women.


Pictured: The home of Amy Lord in South Boston



BOSTON, MA , 7 / 24 / 13: 124 Dorchester Street in South Boston by East Fourth Street.... Amy Lord's apartment of mudered victim. ( David L Ryan/Globe Staff Photo ) SECTION: METRO TOPIC 25southiemainphoto


Authorities believe that the death of 24-year-old Amy Lord, who was found in Hyde Park’s Stony Brook Reservation on July 23, is connected to two other violent attacks on South Boston women.


Pictured: The home of Amy Lord in South Boston


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handout photo -- info from stroy: The young woman whose body was discovered in Hyde Park’s Stony Brook Reservation Tuesday was a high school cheerleader and graduate of Bentley University who had moved to South Boston, friends said today. Amy E. Lord was kidnapped in her South Boston neighborhood and forced to withdraw money from ATMs before she was repeatedly stabbed and her body left in the wooded parkland, according to two law enforcement officials familiar with the investigation. She had been on her way to the gym early Tuesday morning, according to those who knew her. That was the last time she was seen.

Amy Lord, who was once a high school cheerleader, graduated from Bentley University and moved recently to South Boston, friends said.


Law enforcement officials said Lord was kidnapped in her South Boston neighborhood and forced to withdraw money from ATMs before she was repeatedly stabbed and left in the park.


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BOSTON, MA , 7 / 24 / 13: Logan Way and Sterling Square Way where burned out car was found connected to Amy Lord, a mudered victim. The burned vehicle was down behind the white van with black glass still on the street. ( David L Ryan/Globe Staff Photo ) SECTION: METRO TOPIC 25southiemainphoto

The intersection of Logan Way and Sterling Square Way, where Lord’s black Jeep was said to have been set on fire and left to burn.


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Boston, MA--7/24/2013--Wearing Tyvek suits to protect the crime scene and themselves from poison ivy, police return to the staging area after searching Stony Brook Reservation, in Hyde Park, on Wednesday July 24, 2013. The body of Amy E. Lord (cq) was found inside the wooded park area the day before. She was reported missing from her South Boston neighborhood Tuesday morning. Photos by Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Topic: 25southie Reporter: Cramer,Ballou,Lowery

Police returned to the staging area wearing Tyvek suits to protect the crime scene and themselves from poison ivy after searching the Stony Brook Reservation on July 24.


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Boston, MA--7/24/2013--Police search Stony Brook Reservation, in Hyde Park, on Wednesday July 24, 2013, the day after the body of Amy E. Lord (cq) was found. She was reported missing from her South Boston neighborhood Tuesday morning. Photos by Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Topic: 25southie Reporter: Cramer,Ballou,Lowery

Dozens of officers filed in and out of the wooded area, a popular walking and jogging pathway.


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Boston, MA--7/24/2013--Chief homicide prosecutor Edmond J. Zabin (cq) works at the scene. Police search Stony Brook Reservation, in Hyde Park, on Wednesday July 24, 2013, the day after the body of Amy E. Lord (cq) was found. She was reported missing from her South Boston neighborhood Tuesday morning. Photos by Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Topic: 25southie Reporter: Cramer,Ballou,Lowery

Lord was last scene leaving her apartment to go to the gym.


Pictured: Chief homicide prosecutor Edmond J. Zabin worked at the crime scene.


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Boston, MA--7/24/2013--Boston Public Works dropped a load of rakes to assist the police in their search of Stony Brook Reservation, in Hyde Park, on Wednesday July 24, 2013, the day after the body of Amy E. Lord (cq) was found. She was reported missing from her South Boston neighborhood Tuesday morning. Photos by Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Topic: 25southie Reporter: Cramer,Ballou,Lowery

Boston Public Works dropped a load of rakes to assist the police in their search in Hyde Park.


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Boston, MA--7/24/2013--Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley (cq), left, and chief homicide prosecutor Edmond J. Zabin (cq) meet with another official at an entrance to the Stony Brook Reservation, in Hyde Park, on Wednesday July 24, 2013. Police search the wooded park area the day after the body of Amy E. Lord (cq) was found. She was reported missing from her South Boston neighborhood Tuesday morning. Photos by Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Topic: 25southie Reporter: Cramer,Ballou,Lowery

Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley (left), and chief homicide prosecutor Edmond J. Zabin met with another official at the park entrance.


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