Veiovis

American  

[vee-yoh-vis, vey-] / viˈyoʊ vɪs, veɪ- /

noun

Roman Religion.

1. a god of the dead, sometimes believed to be of Etruscan origin.

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Example Sentences

“Let me make this clear, my hand wasn’t in this,” Caius Veiovis, 34, of Pittsfield, said in a statement he read at his sentencing hearing in Hampden Superior Court.

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Veiovis was convicted Friday in the killings of David Glasser, 44; Edward Frampton, 58, and Robert Chadwell, 47, all from Pittsfield.

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Veiovis was the third co-defendant convicted of first-degree murder.

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Prosecutors said Veiovis helped Adam Lee Hall, 37, of Peru, and David Chalue, 47, of North Adams, kidnap and shoot the victims weeks before Glasser was to testify against Hall, a Hells Angels member, in an assault case.

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Veiovis said in his statement that authorities didn’t believe he killed the men and offered him a plea bargain he rejected.

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