On Friday, as Michael Skakel ... In Greenwich: Who Killed Martha Moxley?” attended the trial several days last week. “You’ve heard it said there was no adult supervision in the house ...

The house Michael Skakel purchased in this resort community in May is a far cry from the privileged estate he knew growing up in Greenwich ... bar at destination CT location reopens bigger ...

GREENWICH — Michael Skakel, who spent over a decade in prison for allegedly killing Martha Moxley in 1975 and was later released on procedural grounds, is suing the town of Greenwich, the town ...

Michael Skakel is suing the town of Greenwich and its former lead police investigator in the murder case for alleged malicious prosecution, civil rights violations and other claimed wrongdoing.

Among the cases to be sealed retroactively is that of Kennedy-cousin Michael Skakel, whose 2002 conviction for the 1975 murder of Greenwich neighbor ... 8 fire in a vacant house on Richards ...

Their father, Rushton Skakel, had inherited a fortune from the family mining company. Forty years ago, the family was growing up in a house in the exclusive Belle Haven section of Greenwich ...

A witness in the trial of Michael Skakel, charged in the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley, contradicted Skakel’s alibi Thursday, testifying that he was not in a car with other teenage boys who left ...

Skakel served more than 11 years in state prison after he was convicted of the murder of Martha Moxley in 2002. He was freed on an appeal in 2013, claiming he did not receive a fair trial due to ...

She moved to Greenwich at age 5 in 1934. Her father, coal magnate George Skakel, purchased a three-story, 31-room English country manor house on Lake Avenue in 1936, where she was raised with her ...