Oscar Bartolini, MA, 1938 March

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BARTOLINI, Oscar (Patsy)

Bartolini, an East Weymouth, Mass., handyman and’repair
speclalist had done some work for Grayce Asquith, a 31-
year-old shoe model and the two became lovers. However,
Mrs. “squith had other lovesand Bartolini, in Octe 519355
killed her, dissected her body, wrapped the various por-
tlons in burlap and consigned them to the river where
they were subsequently discovered. Convicted, he was
electrocuted at the Charlestown State Prison om Marc
19366

Source: Startling Detective,

BARTOLINI, Oscar (Patsy)

Bartolini, an East Weymouth, Mass., handyman and’repair
specialist had done some work for Grayce Asquith, a 31-
year-old shoe model and the two became lovers. However,
Mrs. “squith had other lovesand Bartolini, in Oct.,1935,
killed her, dissected her body, wrapped the various por-
tions in burlap and consigned them to the river where
they were subsequently discovered. Convicted, he was
shectroouted at the Charlestown State Prison Marc
19386 yh
v

S ource: Startling Detective,

BARTOLINI, Oscar (Patsy)

rtolini, an East Weymouth, Mass., handyman and’repair
specialist had done some work for Grayce Asquith, a 31-
year-old shoe model and the two becane lovers. However,
Mrs. “squith had other lovesand Bartolini, in Oct.,1935,
killed her, dissected her body, wrapped the various por-
tions in burlap and consigned then to @ the river where

they were subsequently discovered. d, he was

S ource: Startling Detective,

electrocuted at the Charlestown State Fear Marc!
1938.



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