Thea DiGiammerino is an award-winning journalist and digital content creator with more than a decade of experience covering local news in New England, including stories such as the Karen Read trial, the migrant shelter crisis in Massachusetts, and the disappearance of Jennifer Dulos in Connecticut.
Before joining the NBC10 Boston team in 2022, she worked for NBC Connecticut (WVIT-TV) in West Hartford as a digital producer and assignment editor. Her work on the state of mental health support during the COVID-19 pandemic won a regional Emmy Award.
She earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from Boston University's College of Communication in 2014.
When not working, she is probably spending time with her husband and dogs or posting videos on BookTok.
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Reading mother found dead; son, a person of interest, in custody in Vermont
Police were searching for 22-year-old Ryan Hanafin and his vehicle, a black 2010 Dodge Charger with Massachusetts license plate 2PSY15.
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Massachusetts man pleads guilty to selling plutonium imported from Russia
Jacob Miller imported plutonium from Russia and sold it from his South Hadley home, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Massachusetts.
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Recap: Here's everything we learned at Tuesday's Lindsay Clancy hearing
Lindsay Clancy was back in court Tuesday where the judge heard motions about whether to find her not guilty based on what the defense as described as insufficient evidence in the case, and whether sidebar conversations and jury notes should be made public.
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Judge in Clancy trial extends impoundment order on juror list, questionnaires
Judge William Sullivan, who presided over the Lindsay Clancy trial, has extended his orders to impound the names of prospective jurors and juror questionnaires, noting that “the case continues to receive daily, divisive attention in Massachusetts and beyond.”
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Judge declares mistrial in Lindsay Clancy case after dramatic last-ditch appeal
Here’s what happened inside and outside court when Lindsay Clancy’s emergency stay for a last-minute appeal was denied and Judge William Sullivan declared a mistrial in the murder case.
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‘Never seen this before': Legal expert on holdout juror clash in Lindsay Clancy case
The issue first came to light on Tuesday with a note from the jury foreperson indicating that she had concerns about a juror who had reportedly expressed that he has reasonable doubt, but would not agree to a verdict.
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Lindsay Clancy trial analysis: How quarters impacted closings
Jurors are debating the fate of Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children.
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Lindsay Clancy trial recap: Jury hears closing arguments and gets the case
The prosecution and defense gave closing arguments for nearly two hours on Thursday, Day 22 of the Lindsay Clancy trial. The jury is now deliberating the charges.
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Lindsay Clancy trial recap: Closing arguments ahead as last witness finishes testifying
The prosecution’s last witness in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial finished testifying on Wednesday, setting the stage for closing statements. Here’s what happened.
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Lindsay Clancy trial recap: Likely final witnesses testify about psychosis and more
The Lindsay Clancy murder trial neared its end as an FBI forensic psychiatrist, likely the last witness, on the stand Tuesday. Here’s what happened, and when the judge expects closing statements.
