Dean Kapsalis, 56, will be eligible for parole in 15 years. He appeared Wednesday in Middlesex Superior Court for the sentencing hearing. Kapsalis was convicted last May of second-degree murder; ...

Dean Kapsalis, who was convicted of second-degree murder in the death of Henry Tapia, was sentenced to life with the possibility of parole after 15 years. Skip to Main Content Open Close Menu ...

Dean Kapsalis was convicted last May of second-degree murder. In January 2021, he ran over Henry Tapia with his car in what prosecutors have called “a racially motivated murder.” ...

Massachusetts man Dean Kapsalis was sentenced to life in prison for killing Henry Tapia. Investigators found that after an argument, Kapsalis shouted a racial slur and then hit Tapia with his ...

Dean Kapsalis was sentenced to life in prison after he was convicted of hurling racial slurs while killing a Black man in January 2021. By. Noah A. McGee. Published. January 18, 2024.

Dean Kapsalis, pictured during a 2021 court appearance, was found guilty Monday in the killing of Henry Tapia during a road rage incident in Belmont. Matthew J. Lee / The Boston Globe.

The murder happened in January of 2021 when Dean Kapsalis, who is white, and Henry Tapia, who is Black, were involved in a road rage incident.

A Middlesex Superior Court jury on Monday convicted Dean Kapsalis of second-degree murder and a violation of constitutional rights. Witnesses said 54-year-old Kapsalis and Henry Tapia, ...

Dean Kapsalis, 56, was found guilty of all charges related to the Jan. 19, 2021, hit-and-run crash that killed Henry Tapia, a 34-year-old father of three.

Dean Kapsalis has been convicted of murder in the death of a man during a road rage incident. Kapsalis shouted a slur and ran into the Black man with his truck, killing him.

Dean Kapsalis, of Hudson, was convicted by a jury last year of second-degree murder, violation of constitutional rights and other offenses in the killing of Henry Tapia.

Dean Kapsalis is comforted by his attorneys Jack Cunha, left, and Helen Holcomb, as his sentence is read during a hearing at Middlesex Superior Court, Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2024, in Woburn, Mass ...