Crime & Safety
Homicide Suspect Arrested in Braintree Won't Fight Extradition
Philip David Casto will return to West Virginia to face his charges.

A West Virginia murder suspect arrested in Braintree Friday will not fight a return to his home state to face the charges.
Norfolk District Attorney spokesman David Traub recently told the Charleston Gazette-Mail that Philip David Casto, 33, said in court Monday that he would not fight extradition back to West Virginia.
Last Thursday, a 27-year-old woman was found dead in her Teays Valle home by her husband. Shortly after the murder was reported, Casto was named a suspect and was considered to be armed and dangerous by police in West Virginia.
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On Friday, police in Braintree were informed that Casto was possibly in town. He was located at the South Shore Plaza and taken into custody that afternoon.
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