Justice for Joan Webster

The statement reads, "As far as a comment...Paradiso openly bragged about killing both Marie Iannuzzi and Joan Webster while awaiting trial for the murder of Marie Iannuzzi. Mr. Paradiso provided details of how he committed both murders to two individuals, who then provided significant corroborative evidence in the case that could have come from no other source other than Paradiso. The jury also heard extensive evidence about other suspects at Mr. Paradiso's trial [Iannuzzi Trial]. There is no question in my mind that Paradiso, and he alone, was responsible for the deaths of Marie Iannuzzi and Joan Webster."

Convicted for the 1971 murder of Barbara Mitchell.

Convicted for the 1981 murder of Mary Foreman.

Alleged Leonard Paradiso confessed murdering Marie Iannuzzi with details proven to be false.

Alleged Leonard Paradiso confessed murdering Joan Webster on the Malafemmena boat and dumped her body in Boston Harbor.

Convicted for the 1969 murder of George Deane and sentenced to death.

Alleged Leonard Paradiso confessed murdering Marie Iannuzzi without any detail during an unverified conversation at the home of attorney John Cavicchi.

Alleged Leonard Paradiso confessed murdering Joan Webster without any detail in an unverified phone call.

Leonard Paradiso was 6'2" and weighed more than 200 pounds.

He does not fit the description of the man seen leaving Logan Airport with Joan described by eyewitness Fenton Allen Moore.

The Moore lead was suppressed by the authorities and George Webster.