Attleboro, Massachusetts – A tragic incident in Attleboro, Massachusetts, has shed light on a dark secret from over three decades ago. The late Basil Bletsis, who was recently hit and killed by a car in his hometown, had confessed to the murder of his wife in California back in 1987, according to local reports.
Bletsis’ wife, Panagiota Bletsis, was discovered lifeless in the trunk of a car at John F. Kennedy International Airport, her hands bound with a telephone cord. The New York Times reported on this horrific crime, revealing that Basil Bletsis had flown from New York to California where he admitted to the murder that took place in Chelmsford, Massachusetts.
Despite the gravity of his confession, it remains unclear whether Bletsis served any time in prison for his wife’s murder. This revelation has stunned neighbors of the late 74-year-old man, who had never heard of this tragic event from his past until now.
The fatal accident that claimed Basil Bletsis’ life occurred on Pleasant Street around 8:30 p.m. The driver of the vehicle involved in the incident stayed at the scene and cooperated with authorities. At present, no charges have been filed against the driver.
The circumstances surrounding Basil Bletsis’ death raise questions about the unresolved past and tragic events that have come to light. The community in Attleboro is left grappling with the shock and implications of this unsettling revelation about a man who lived among them for years. As the investigation into this tragic incident continues, more details may emerge, shedding further light on the complexities of this unfortunate situation.