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Husband is called the only 'person of interest' in slayings

Neil Entwistle (inset) took refuge at his parents' home in England in the days after his wife and baby were found slain in Hopkinton. Investigators say he has 'relevant information' on the case.
Neil Entwistle (inset) took refuge at his parents' home in England in the days after his wife and baby were found slain in Hopkinton. Investigators say he has "relevant information" on the case. (Globe Staff Photo / Bill Greene) Globe Staff Photo / Bill Greene
By Jonathan Saltzman
Globe Staff / February 3, 2006

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Correction: Because of a reporting error, this story misstated the status of Neil Entwistle in the investigation. He is the only ''person of interest" who has been named by the Middlesex district attorney's office, but the district attorney says he is not necessarily the only one. (Full article: 497 words)

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