Canton Coverup Part 403: Enrique Delgado-Garcia’s Mysterious Death At State Police Academy Won’t Be Investigated By Worcester County DA Joe Early Who Previously Covered For Michael Morrissey

 

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Massachusetts State Police recruit Enrique Delgado-Garcia died on Thursday at the MSP academy in New Braintree after reportedly sustaining injuries while boxing. But his family isn’t buying it due to the fact that his injuries do not align with boxing injuries. According to family members who spoke with the media, Delgado-Garcia suffered brain damage, had contusions all of this body, a broken neck, and lost most of his teeth.

*Editor’s Note* The family of Enrique have now set up a fundraiser.

Delgado-Garcia was in peak physical condition, and was a competitive long distance runner.

I have no idea what happened to Enrique, and I’m not going to accuse anyone of anything without evidence. However, I do agree with his family that the injuries don’t add up, and the Massachusetts State Police no longer should receive the benefit of the doubt from anyone. The MSP are well known to cover up scandals, up to and including the murder of a police officer, so sweeping another scandal under the rug isn’t beneath them.

What we do know is that the State Police claim that Enrique died from injuries he sustained during a boxing exercise at the academy. If that is the case then why haven’t they announced that individuals involved have all been suspended pending an investigation? Any time an officer uses their weapon in the line of duty they are put on leave, pending an investigation. Yet here we have a dead recruit, who has posthumously been made a trooper, and no one has been put on leave. This despite the fact that the State Police themselves are the ones saying that he died from injuries sustained in a boxing exercise.

If we are to take MSP at their word, then the least scandalous scenario is that Enrique was boxing someone and something horribly went wrong causing him to die. At the very least, then the other person he was boxing AND the State Police trooper who was overseeing the exercise, should be put on leave, pending an investigation. The fact that nothing has been announced about this, coupled with MSP’s long and documented history of covering up scandals, is sketchy at best.

I find it hard to believe that Enrique was viciously murdered in front of multiple people who are all covering it up. This isn’t the inside of Brian Albert’s house where everyone is family, and there isn’t a drunk woman they can all pin it on. Whatever. happened to Enrique was witnessed by someone, likely multiple people. Surely witnesses must’ve bene interviewed and spoken with on the day Enrique was injured. Why haven’t the State Police mentioned anything about that? Your guess is as good as mine.

Yesterday Worcester County District Attorney Joe Early held a bizarre press conference with several members of Enrique’s family. Apparently Enrique previously worked as a victim witness advocate in the Worcester County DA’s Office.  Early spoke highly of him and seemed to be emotionally connected to Enrique, which is why he announced that the DA’s Office would be recusing itself from the investigation.

That makes no sense. When Michael Chesna was murdered did the Weymouth Police Department say they wouldn’t take part in the investigation? The Weymouth Police obviously had strong ties to Chesna, since he worked for them.

The fact that Early kept saying that they were “here for Enrique” and wanted to remember him, is sketchy. The McAlberts always use the line of “this is about John O’Keefe” as a way to deflect from evidence of a coverup of his murder. We all agree it’s sad what happened to Enrique, and that he deserves to be remembered. But that doesn’t mean his family and the public at large don’t deserve answers.

Early also said that he doesn’t want any other DA’s Office to be in charge of investigating, while praising the State Police. In other words, it sounds like his plan is to let the State Police investigate themselves. If the DA’s Office is incapable of investigating this then the Feds should, because clearly none of these corrupt scumbags can fairly investigate a suspicious death.

Early claims the incident leading to Enrique’s death was videotaped but he hadn’t seen it. Does anyone actually believe that? They want us to believe that his beating death was memorialized on video and Early didn’t even wanna take a look at it? How do we know nothing nefarious happened if the DA himself hadn’t even seen the video?

Anyone who has been following my work since the beginning knows that Early is just as corrupt with Morrissey. As a matter of fact, they’re pals! In part 119 of the Canton Coverup series we documented how Morrissey was never charged after suspiciously crashing his car during the middle of the day in Milton in 2013. Meatball claims that he was dehydrated and had just ordered a pizza when he spontaneously passed out behind the wheel and crashed into another car. In order to prove that he wasn’t corrupt Morrissey had his case moved to Worcester County to avoid a conflict of interest. There, a magistrate who works for Early’s office determined at a closed doors hearing that no charges would be filed against Morrissey.

In 2016 Early’s Office allowed a man named Jorge Zambrano not to go to jail, despite a lengthy and violent criminal record, which included assaults on police officers. A month later Zambrano murdered Auburn Police Officer Ron Tarentino during a routine traffic stop. Early’s Office issued a press released announcing that jail “wasn’t working for Zambrano.”

It was working quite well for Tarentino’s family though.

In October of 2017 we broke what was widely considered the biggest story in Turtleboy history prior to Karen Read – “Troopergate.” Joe Early was at the center of that scandal as well. Dudley District Court Judge Tim Bibaud’s adult daughter Alli Bibaud was arrested on 190 with heroin in her car.

Alli asked the arresting trooper Ryan Sceviour from the Holden barracks “do you know how many guys I had to blow to get that?” Joe Early is personal friends with Judge Bibaud, and when word got back to Early that his friends daughter had said such an embarrassing thing during her arrest he immediately called MSP Colonel Richard McKeon and demanded that sentence be removed from the report. McKeon and Lt. Colonel Francis Hughes told Major Sue Anderson, who directed Sceviour and Trooper Allie Rei to remove it. When the troopers refused they were disciplined. This outraged a lot of troopers who contacted me to expose it.

DA Early with Judge Timothy M. Bibaud at his swearing in as the presiding judge in Dudley District Court. pic.twitter.com/fQRkt4VUZ3

— Joseph D. Early Jr. (@worcesterda) December 6, 2013

It turned into a huge scandal, and McKeon, Hughes, and Anderson had to resign in disgrace. Early ended up admitting that he had the report altered to the AGO, and had to pay Sceviour $5K after going up in front of the ethics committee.

Meanwhile, an attorney named Blake Rubin ran against Early in 2018. Rubin was an independent and Early was not used to being challenged, despite having nearly $2 million in his campaign war chest. Early won, and shortly afterwards he punished Rubin for challenging him by having his office charge Rubin with witness intimidation. Rubin was acquitted in 2021.

In a failed attempt to convict Rubin the Commonwealth offered immunity to a convicted gang member and human human trafficker who profited off the prostitution of a drug-addicted woman, who Rubin had previously represented. Anthony Benedetti, chief counsel for the Committee for Public Counsel Services, lashed out at the Commonwealth afterwards:

“Rubin and Cavanaugh were targeted for doing their job advising and representing their clients,” he wrote in a statement to MassLive. “When prosecutors seek criminal convictions against defense lawyers based on a web of nefarious inferences and the testimony of immunized witnesses, they send an intimidating message to all defense lawyers that your freedom and livelihood are at risk if you do your job and represent clients zealously. That kind of message, especially coming from prosecutors, is extremely dangerous and obstructs our system of justice.”

I have no idea what happened to Enrique Delgado-Garcia. But if you’re expecting truth and transparency from the Worcester County DA’s Office, you’ve come to the wrong place.