‘He went back and finished the job’

“If they had kept him, maybe my daughter would be alive today,” said Patty Martel, whose daughter was allegedly killed Thursday by Jared Remy.

Attorney Peter Bella (left) conferred with Jared Remy during Friday’s arraignment in Waltham District Court.

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Jared Remy’s life: Few high points, years of trouble

The son of Red Sox broadcaster and former player Jerry Remy had been charged in at least 13 cases since 1998, according to court records.

Benjamin Ray said he tried to get Jared Remy to stop allegedly assaulting Jennifer Martel in the patio of their Waltham residence.

‘I did what I could to stop it,’ neighbor says

A neighbor who tried to help Jennifer Martel as she was allegedly being attacked by Jared Remy said he regrets not being able to save her.

A wounded demonstrator was aided by fellow supporters of Mohammed Morsi, the ousted president of Egypt.

At least 82 killed in Egyptian protests

Cairo descended into chaos as vigilantes battled Muslim Brotherhood-led protesters denouncing the ouster of President Mohammed Morsi and a deadly crackdown.

Kevin Velasquez (left), Manley Paul, Jeffrey Stephens, and Andrew McCall learned animation.

In tech program, teens find their inner Geek

The Best Buy-sponsored program looks to increase the technical literacy of students and expose them to possible careers in technology.

Trial of James ‘Whitey’ Bulger

Bulger jurors focused on victims, foreman says

“Collectively we did the best we could to deliver them a verdict,” said Terry Fife, 49, of Scituate.

Dan Shaughnessy

Alex Rodriguez in state of denial

The Yankees third baseman said he doesn’t know why he inspires such animosity. “It gets old,’’ he said.

Tom Brady looked to pass against the Buccaneers during the first quarter.

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Patriots 25, Buccaneers 21

Tom Brady turns in strong outing

Brady played two stellar series in another successful preseason night for the Patriots.

After rape in unlicensed taxi, call for increased regulations

The incident called into question city oversight of livery vehicles operating outside the regulation of the Boston police hackney unit.

Harvard law professor Charles Ogletree admired a striped bass he caught Thursday.

The big fish he wants to land is the president

Harvard law professor and angler Charles Ogletree has several times asked former student President Obama to join him on the water.

Opinion

opinion | Don Gillis and Andy Sum

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2013/08/17/BostonGlobe.com/EditorialOpinion/Images/gillis0817-1930--90x90.jpg Poverty must be top priority for mayoral candidates

Boston’s next mayor must work with communities to identify how to increase families’ social and economic capital.

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