The Murder of Richard S. Bellittieri (Maine)

06/14/21 • 33 min

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MAINE MURDER, 2012: When anyone asked where Richard Bellittieri was, the carpenter he hired on Craigslist said that Richard had a death in the family and went back to New York. A year later, Richard still hadn't returned to his beloved home in the Downeast region of Maine. When police pulled that carpenter over under suspicion of drunk driving, they uncovered a lot more than an OUI.

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Dark Downeast is an audiochuck and Kylie Media production hosted by Kylie Low.

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