CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April 11 (UPI) -- The Englishman charged with the murder of his family in Massachusetts trolled for dates on the Internet in the days before the killings, prosecutors allege.
In a "statement of the case" Tuesday investigators described information gleaned from Neil Entwistle's laptop computers, the Boston Herald reported. They said he accessed a site called Adult Friend Finder.
In an e-mail to an unidentified woman "the defendant says he is in a current relationship but looking for a bit more fun in the bedroom and a very discreet relationship "just for fun."
Entwistle made a brief court appearance Tuesday, entering a not guilty plea through his lawyer.
The bodies of Rachel Entwistle and the couple's baby daughter, Lillian Rose, were found in late January in the couple's home in Hopkinton, a suburb about 20 miles west of Boston. Entwistle, eventually found at his parents' home in England, denied killing his wife and daughter.
He was arrested a few weeks later and waived extradition.
