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Man Charged with Murder in Boston After Violent Death

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Police investigation at a crime scene in Boston

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Kevin Boyette has been charged with the murder of 21-year-old Tatyiana Flood after an investigation by the Boston Police revealed evidence of violence related to her death. Initially apprehended for assault, Boyette entered a plea of not guilty during his arraignment. The case has drawn community concern regarding urban violence as details emerge from surveillance footage showing the last moments of Flood’s life. Prosecutors are seeking public assistance in the unfolding investigation.

Boston – Kevin Boyette, a 36-year-old man, has been charged with the murder of 21-year-old Tatyiana Flood, following an investigation into her violent death. Boyette was arraigned in Roxbury District Court on Friday, where he entered a plea of not guilty to the murder charges. He is currently being held without bail as he awaits his murder trial.

The charges against Boyette were elevated from assault to murder after an extensive investigation conducted by the Boston Police Department. Prior to the murder charge, he had already been in custody facing assault charges related to Flood’s death.

Officers discovered Flood’s body at approximately 6 a.m. on May 20, outside an apartment complex located at 20 Annunciation Road in Boston’s Mission Hill neighborhood. Surveillance footage revealed the last movements of Flood and Boyette, showing them entering an SUV together around 7 p.m. on May 19. The video depicted Boyette in the backseat of the vehicle, appearing to wield an object resembling a hammer.

Initially, Flood’s mother, Lilly Flood, suspected that her daughter’s demise might be the result of an overdose given her history of drug use. However, the involvement of violence in Tatyiana Flood’s death has led to a profound sense of grief and shock for her family.

In addition to the charges related to Flood’s death, Boyette has been linked to another ongoing court case involving an assault with a knife. He was scheduled to appear in court for that case in April but failed to show up for the hearing. This has raised concerns over his previous behavior and legal history.

As the investigation unfolds, prosecutors are requesting assistance from the public. They are encouraging anyone with information related to Tatyiana Flood’s case to reach out to Boston Police CrimeStoppers. Tips can be submitted anonymously through phone, text, or email, emphasizing the importance of community support in solving the case.

The case has resonated within the local community, drawing attention to the growing concerns of violence and the impact it has on families and friends affected by such tragedies. As the legal process continues, further developments are anticipated as both sides prepare for trial.

This incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in addressing violence in urban areas and the complexities involved in investigating such serious crimes. The Boston Police Department is dedicated to uncovering all relevant facts surrounding Flood’s death and ensuring justice is served.

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