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A federal prosecution expert urged Massachusetts on Wednesday to improve training and create protocols for investigating suspicious deaths involving intimate relationships with law enforcement officers, citing lingering concerns about Sandra Birchmore’s death investigation. Dr. Bill Smock’s recommendations followed a federal jury’s conviction of former Stoughton detective Matthew Farwell for killing Birchmore, whose death state authorities initially ruled a suicide. State officials have faced renewed scrutiny over the investigation, which prosecutors said failed to examine key evidence and leads.
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