Anna Reisopoulos (right) sometimes wept yesterday in South Boston Municipal Court as she stared at Nicole Chuminski, the 25-year-old woman accused in the arson that killed two of Reisopoulos's three children.
(PHOTOS BY GEORGE RIZER/GLOBE STAFF)
Arson suspect 'loved the children'
In court, she denies role in fire at South Boston house that killed 2 sisters
Anna Reisopoulos (right) sometimes wept yesterday in South Boston Municipal Court as she stared at Nicole Chuminski, the 25-year-old woman accused in the arson that killed two of Reisopoulos's three children.
(PHOTOS BY GEORGE RIZER/GLOBE STAFF)
Anger and pain were etched across Anna Reisopoulos's face yesterday as she sat in a South Boston courthouse looking at her former girlfriend, who was arraigned on charges of torching Reisopoulos's home and killing her two daughters. (Full article: 532 words)
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