Jeff Derderian
Freelance Investigative Reporter at WTNH-TV (New Haven, CT)
Freelance Reporter at WCTX-TV (New Haven, CT)
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1 day ago |
wtnh.com | Jeff Derderian
NEW LONDON, Conn. (WTNH) — She’s being called a brave young woman who calls Connecticut home. Her name is Cassie Ventura and she’s right in the middle of the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial in New York as a star witness following her relationship with “Diddy” and here at home — the support for the singer is overwhelming. The horrifying video seen around Connecticut and around the world that is part of the case — Combs allegedly beating Ventura — was caught on camera in a hotel hallway.
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1 day ago |
yahoo.com | Jeff Derderian
NEW LONDON, Conn. (WTNH) — She’s being called a brave young woman who calls Connecticut home. Her name is Cassie Ventura and she’s right in the middle of the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial in New York as a star witness following her relationship with “Diddy” and here at home — the support for the singer is overwhelming. The horrifying video seen around Connecticut and around the world that is part of the case — Combs allegedly beating Ventura — was caught on camera in a hotel hallway.
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2 days ago |
wtnh.com | Jeff Derderian
WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — More details about the decision to release the “Connecticut Cannibal” have unfolded, thanks to documents obtained by News 8. The decision report has been made available by the state’s psychiatric review board. In February, the board, psychiatrists, Smith’s public defender, therapists and his probation officer all met.
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2 days ago |
yahoo.com | Jeff Derderian
WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — More details about the decision to release the “Connecticut Cannibal” have unfolded, thanks to documents obtained by News 8. The decision report has been made available by the state’s psychiatric review board. In February, the board, psychiatrists, Smith’s public defender, therapists and his probation officer all met.
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2 days ago |
wtnh.com | Jeff Derderian
WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. (WTNH) — The worlds of science and police work came together in Connecticut and investigators say it helped solve a 20-year old cold case in Windsor Locks. It was February 2005, a cab driver from Brooklyn picked up three people in New York City and who wanted to come to Connecticut. The cab driver was shot and killed. His body was dumped in Windsor Locks. Decades later, the state’s forensic lab helps leads to arrests. A man’s life ended in a place he didn’t call home.
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