Two Charged In Fatal Falmouth Stabbing Receive Bail Decisions

FALMOUTH, MA — A Falmouth District Court judge has issued a bail decision for two people charged in connection to a fatal East Falmouth stabbing in October, with different results for each.

James Blood, of Lynn, Massachusetts, and Cynthia Rubin, of Reading, Massachusetts, were arraigned in October in connection to the fatal stabbing of Corey Lowe in Falmouth.

On Friday, Blood's bail was revoked. He will remain in custody until at least his next court date, a probable cause hearing, the Cape Cod Times first reported. Rubin, however, received a release on conditional bail. The terms of that release include home confinement, no alcohol or drug use, no firearms possession and a substance abuse evaluation.

Falmouth police received word that a person was stabbed at a residence in East Falmouth around 11:30 p.m. on Oct. 24. They arrived to find Lowe "seriously injured," and an ambulance transported Lowe to a Boston-area hospital.

He later died from his wounds.

The District Attorney said a trail of blood led authorities from the residence to a parking spot across the highway, where the trail stopped "abruptly."

Blood was arraigned on charges of home invasion and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. Rubin was arraigned on charges of home invasion and two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon.

According to the Cape Cod Times, a probable cause hearing is scheduled for both on Dec. 7.