Man to be arraigned in Boston stabbing death

By John R. Ellement, Globe Staff

An 18-year-old Roxbury man is to be arraigned today on charges he stabbed a 20-year-old Sudbury man to death after an argument at a party in a Boston apartment last October, according to Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley.

Etanis Cumba is accused of murdering Joseph A. Wilson Jr. Wilson's parents, Bronwen A. Wilson and Joseph A. Wilson Sr., said today that their son was a 2003 graduate of Lincoln Sudbury High School and had his own masonry business. Last Friday would have been their oldest child's 21st birthday, they said.

"It's been a rough road for us," Joseph said. "We are constantly looking for him ... It's like we are on a ghost walk. We just walk around in a daze."

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