In the quiet, wintry town of Barre, Vermont, the new year of 1961 was brutally marred by a tragedy that unfolded within the home of the Constant family at 42 Maple Avenue. On the second day of January, the lives of four-year-old Joanne J. Constant, a White female, her eight-year-old brother Michael, and their 29-year-old mother, Huguette G. Constant, were brought to a sudden and violent end. The innocence of childhood and the presumed safety of their home were shattered in the early morning hour
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