Ellington murder

A jury on Tuesday found an Ellington man who was accused of killing his wife and staging a cover-up guilty on all charges.

Thursday marked day three of an Ellington man’s murder trial. Richard Dabate, 46, is accused of killing his wife, Connie, in their Ellington home on December 23, 2015 and staging a cover up. He’s pled not guilty to the charges against him. Now-retired state police Detective Jeffery Payette and his partner Detective Brett Langevin took the stand Thursday. Together, they…

The Ellington man charged with killing his wife in 2015 made several internet searches about poison in the months leading up to her death, according to a motion filed by a state prosecutor. Richard Dabate told police an armed intruder broke into their home on December 23, 2015, attacked him and shot and killed his 39-year-old wife, Connie. State police…

It was four years ago this month that 39-year-old mother Connie Dabate was found shot to death in her home.

A high-profile homicide that has captivated the rustic town of Ellington for four years now remains in the spotlight. Attorneys continue to battle back and forth with dueling motions in the case, which has not gone to trial. It was four years ago this month that 39-year-old mother Connie Dabate was found shot in her home. Her husband Richard told…

The sister of a woman shot to death in her Ellington home in 2015 has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the victim’s husband.

There is a new twist in the murder case involving an Ellington man who is accused of killing his wife.

An attorney for Richard Debate, the Ellington man accused of killing his wife, filed a motion to dismiss murder charges against Debate on Thursday.

Court records show an Ellington, Connecticut man charged with killing his wife wiped out most of her assets in the months between her death and his arrest.

An Ellington, Connecticut man accused of killing his wife after giving an account of her death that police say differed from Fitbit information has pleaded not guilty.