A Georgetown, Massachusetts man who told police that he was a electrician for Fire Equipment, Inc. was charged Wednesday with raping two girls from the ages of 6 and 7 into their teens. Peter Particelli, was charged in Haverhill District Court with two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct. According to the complaint: Peter Particelli of Georgetown, Massachusetts knew the sisters well and began abusing them when they were 6 and about 7. The girls, now in their teens, came forward about the abuse when a family member discovered a note one of the girls had written about the abuse. Peter Particelli touched the girls inappropriately, kissed them and raped them, the charges said. The abuse occurred at his homes in Haverhill and Groveland, Massachusetts. One of the girls told police that Particelli told her the devil was inside her and that he could remove the demons, the complaint said.
When police interviewed Mr. Particelli in August he told them that he was a pastor. Particelli denied the allegations. "He then terminated the interview and stated, 'And I'm gone,' " the complaint said. "He stated, 'Get your warrants, do what you gotta do, no DNA, none of that.' He then left the interview stating, 'You weren't there, nobody was there!' "
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A Georgetown, Massachusetts man who told police that he was a electrician for Fire Equipment, Inc. was charged Wednesday with raping two girls from the ages of 6 and 7 into their teens. Peter Particelli, was charged in Haverhill District Court with two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct. According to the complaint: Peter Particelli of Georgetown, Massachusetts knew the sisters well and began abusing them when they were 6 and about 7. The girls, now in their teens, came forward about the abuse when a family member discovered a note one of the girls had written about the abuse. Peter Particelli touched the girls inappropriately, kissed them and raped them, the charges said. The abuse occurred at his homes in Haverhill and Groveland, Massachusetts. One of the girls told police that Particelli told her the devil was inside her and that he could remove the demons, the complaint said.
When police interviewed Mr. Particelli in August he told them that he was a pastor. Particelli denied the allegations. "He then terminated the interview and stated, 'And I'm gone,' " the complaint said. "He stated, 'Get your warrants, do what you gotta do, no DNA, none of that.' He then left the interview stating, 'You weren't there, nobody was there!' "