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LATEST NEWS:
Doctor convicted of wife's murder denied new trial
Nearly five years after he was found guilty of his wife's murder, a Massachusetts judge denied Dr. Dirk Greineder a new trial. Greineder claimed the jury that convicted him performed a "junk science" experiment, but after questioning six jurors the Judge Paul Chernoff ruled the exercise did not affect the guilty verdict.
Full story
 Jan. 15, 2002:Father of murdered fashion writer linked to key witness
June 29, 2001:Verdict: Guilty
June 26, 2001:Closing arguments presented
June 25, 2001:Surprise witness describes sweaty man in her driveway
June 22, 2001:A blood stain expert explains away blood on Greineder's clothing
June 21, 2001:Expert testifies about DNA "transfer theory"
June 21, 2001: Defense's DNA expert used to be on "Quincy"
June 20, 2001:Greineder recounts more details of his secret sex life
June 19, 2001:Greineder tearfully describes the moment he found his wife's body
June 18, 2001:Greineder takes the stand in his own defense
June 15, 2001:Blood experts describe "bloody grab stains" on Greineder's windbreaker
June 14, 2001:Blood stain experts recreates Mabel Greineder's last moments
June 13, 2001:Prostitute reveals steamy details of Greineder's secret sex life
June 12, 2001:Greineder's Yale roommate testifies about the man who borrowed his name for sex
June 12, 2001:Hardware store workers link defendant to hammer
June 11, 2001:Victim's sister says defendant foretold bad things
June 8, 2001:Defense tries to poke holes in DNA testimony
June 7, 2001:Blood on knife consistent with Greineder's DNA
June 6, 2001:Wife's blood matches samples on Greineder's clothing, says expert
June 5, 2001:Cop: Greineder in rush to leave scene to care for his dog
June 4, 2001:Police chief says glove found in Greineder's home similar to killer's
May 31, 2001:Crime lab specialist: Victim's undergarments were slashed by killer
May 30, 2001:A detective says Greineder had sketches of crime scene
May 29, 2001:Jury hears doctor's 911 call
May 25, 2001:Greineder cried over his wife's body, an officer says
May 24, 2001:In opening statements, it's a tale of bloody gloves
May 23, 2001:Jurors taken on a tour of crime scene
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Affluent Massachusetts physician Dirk Greineder is convicted of murdering his wife after his secret life — of pornography and prostitutes — came to light
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Porn Motion
State asks for permission to bring out evidence of Greineder's "prior bad acts" in an attempt to formulate a motive for murder
Porn Order
This decision about what evidence will be admitted reveals Greineder's other life filled with phone conversations with call girls, steamy e-mails and Internet pornography
Serial Killer Motion
In this motion, the defense suggests that Mabel Greineder — the third homicide victim found in a Norfolk County park in less than year — was murdered by a serial killer
Indictment
A grand jury indicted Greineder on Halloween 1999 for beating his wife Mabel until she was dead
Search Affidavit
In this document, a police officer outlines the facts in the case, including the evidence against Greineder, to obtain a search warrant for his home and van.
Defense Rulings
The court rules on topics ranging from blood spatter evidence to alleged statements made by the victim in this order filed in response to defense motions.
Discovery Order
Court addresses issues ranging from credit cards that were seized during a police search that the defendant wants returned to his request for bail.
911 Call
In the frantic moments after his wife was killed, Dirk Greineder calls 911 from his car phone.
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