The body of a man found partially buried in a shallow Connecticut grave has been identified as a murder victim from New York City.
The body of a man found partially buried in a shallow grave in Mohegan Park in Norwich on Sunday has been identified as a murder victim from New York City, according to Norwich Police.
The man, identified as 44-year-old Martin Wright, is believed to have been killed by his brother in January, police said. His death was investigated by police in New York, but his body had not been found. Despite not having a body, police arrested Wright's brother, 48-year-old Craig Smith, and charged him with murder in April, according to police.Get Tri-state area news and weather forecasts to your inbox.
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