#JULIA ENRIGHT TRIAL#
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Though Enright denied being with Chicklis in the treehouse or her car that day, investigators found Chicklis’s blood on the stairs leading to the treehouse, inside the treehouse, under the treehouse, and in Enright’s car. When questioned, Enright told police she made plans to meet Chicklis at her home and they spent the day drinking alcohol before Chicklis left to buy drugs and didn’t come back. In 2018, a family member of Chicklis told NBC10 the two had dated briefly. reported that Chicklis and Enright had known each other, as former classmates at Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School. His body wasn’t found until July 10, discovered by a jogger about six miles up the road, and New Hampshire authorities ruled his death a homicide.Īuthorities also said his phone records place him at 171 Packard Hill Road in Ashburnham on June 23, a property that belongs to Enright’s father.

Police couldn’t find evidence he’d ever arrived there, and eventually found his gray Honda Civic about 40 miles west of Windham in a shopping center on June 29. What happened in 2018Ĭhicklis left his Westminster home on June 23 to visit family in Windham, N.H., reported in 2018, but he never made it, and his family reported him missing the next day.

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The trial is expected to take several weeks, include admission of many pieces of evidence, and testimony from multiple witnesses. On Monday, her jury trial began in Worcester Superior Court, with prosecutors alleging a calculated crime and the defense claiming Enright killed Chicklis in self defense after he sexually assaulted her, the Telegram & Gazette reported. In the summer of 2018, Julia Enright, then 21, was accused of stabbing former classmate Brandon Chicklis, 20, of Westminster, to death in a treehouse near her Ashburnham home and dumping his body on the side of a road. Christine Peterson/Worcester Telegram & Gazette via AP Julia Enright is brought into Gardner District Court for arraignment, Tuesday, Jin Worcester, Mass. It was found a few weeks later.Julia Enright, 24, is on trial for the 2018 murder of Brandon Chicklis, whom she allegedly stabbed to death in a treehouse outfitted with restraints. In one journal entry, Enright wrote about her disappointment that her boyfriend didn't seem to like her 'gift.' Prosecutors said that gift was killing Chicklis, but she said the gift was a skeleton stolen from a crypt.Įnright and her boyfriend wrapped Chicklis' body in a tarp and duct tape, and dumped it in Rindge, New Hampshire. She said she did intend to have sex with Chicklis that day, but changed her mind, and he tried to force her.

Prosecutors also brought up text messages to her boyfriend before the killing, asking, 'Do you think we could add bubbles to a blood bath?'Įnright told the jury all of that was fantasy, an attempt to seem dark and foreboding.

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Prosecutors pointed to her time as a professional dominatrix, as well as entries in her journal, where she wrote, 'I have an insatiable curiosity to kill a person,' and mentioned a fascination with death, using the skeletons of dead animals to build what she called 'bone art.' An Ashburnham dominatrix accused of murder testified in her defense during her trial Friday.

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