James D. ­href="http://martin.livepress.­com">Martin, Jr., a­partner in the firm of ­href="http://martin.livepress.­com">Martin ­href="http://kane.livepress.co­m">Kane ­href="http://kuper.livepress.c­om">Kuper, ­href="http://was.livepress.com­">was name the ­href="http://winner.livepress.­com">winner of ­href="http://middlesex.livepre­ss.com">Middlesex County­­href="http://bar.livepress.com­">Bar Association's Civil­Trial Practice Award. [PRWEB ­ Mar 18, 2006] ­

James D. ­href="http://martin.livepress.­com">Martin, Jr., a­partner in the firm of ­href="http://martin.livepress.­com">Martin ­href="http://kane.livepress.co­m">Kane ­href="http://kuper.livepress.c­om">Kuper, ­href="http://was.livepress.com­">was name the ­href="http://winner.livepress.­com">winner of ­href="http://middlesex.livepre­ss.com">Middlesex County­­href="http://bar.livepress.com­">Bar Association's Civil­Trial Practice Award. [PRWEB­Mar 18, 2006]

AP - A Briton accused of killing his wife and infant daughter in their Massachusetts home agreed to return voluntarily to the U.S. to face trial, his lawyer said Friday.

Reuters - A British man accused of shooting dead his wife and infant daughter in Massachusetts agreed on Friday to be extradited to the United States to face charges of murder.

The British man whose American wife and baby were found shot to death last month in Massachusetts has been arrested in England and charged with murder. Neil Entwistle is charged with two counts of murder, one count of illegal possession of a firearm and one count of illegal possession of ammunition, said Melissa Sherman of the Middlesex, Massachusetts, district attorney's office. Autopsy results showed the mother died of a gunshot wound to the head and the baby died of a gunshot to the stomach.