http://www.mauinews.com/news/local-news/2016/10/co-worker capobianco-talked-about-killing-again/
WAILUKU — A couple of months after his pregnant ex-girlfriend went missing, murder suspect Steven Capobianco made a comment about having to “keep myself from killing someone again,” a former co-worker testified Monday.
[...] There was a mark of some sort, a cut or a burn, across the top of his hands,” Palicki said. “He said he was helping a friend work on a car. A window fell on his hands, something like that.”
Palicki said that the mark he saw on Capobianco’s hands was depicted in a police photo of the backs of Capobianco’s hands.
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Palicki said there was one serrated knife with a 14-inch blade and rubber handle that was shared by the bread and cake sides of the bakery.
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He said the bakery “finally got a knife.”
“What happened to the old one?” Rivera asked.
Palicki began to say “it disappeared” before defense attorney Jon Apo objected to the question.
[...]...cut marks on the jawbone indicated a serrated blade, such as a steak knife, had been used.
Police found the jawbone fragments in a wooded area down a dirt road to Nuaailua Bay
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Ashley Sylva, who worked as a cashier at Mana Foods until Oct. 1, 2015, and said she considered Capobianco “one of my best friends.”
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Sylva knew Moreira “Mo” Monsalve, a 46-year-old Maui woman who went missing Jan. 12, 2014, and had talked a few times about her disappearance with Capobianco.
[...] ‘What do you think happened to her?’ ” Sylva said. “He said if it was him he would just throw her off the side of the cliff.”
The trial was scheduled to resume today.
