A woman’s connected bracelet reveals the identity of her killer

Technology is an ally! Last May, Richard Dabate, a 46-year-old American, was declared guilty of murdering his wife, Connie Dabate. The week of August 15, he was sentenced to 65 years in prison for this horrible actalthough he still maintains his innocence, according to People. Moreover, Richard Dabate has already made it known thathe was going to callagain depending on the medium.

This story took place on December 23, 2015. Richard Dabate had called the emergency services because he had been “tied and tortured whereas his wife had been killed in the cellar”, according to his statements reported by People. Only, the extent of his injuries did not match his story. This is what prompted the authorities to investigate relentlessly to finally lead to proof that he had lied in his deposition a year later. The decisive element of the investigation would be the connected bracelet of Connie Dabate, his wife. The information given by the device showed that the victim continued to move an hour after she was allegedly killed. Note that Richard Dabate had asserted that masked intruders had broken in at their home in Ellington, Connecticut.

He was cheating on his wife and his mistress was pregnant

A Connecticut State Police spokesperson called Richard Dabate’s story during his deposition as “having no meaning” during an interview given to People in 2017. Richard Dabate also told the officers responsible for his interrogation thathe had an extramarital affair and “the other woman” was pregnant with him. Only he hadn’t confessed if his wife, Connie Dabate, knew about it. The day before Connie Dabate died, Richard Dabate emailed his mistress saying: “I’ll see you tomorrow my little nugget of love”.