Detective Mark Farioli testified on Day 5 that he transported Lindsay Clancy's blood and urine specimens directly from South Shore Hospital to the state laboratory. The defense stipulated to the blood chain of custody and asked him no questions.
Law enforcementMassachusetts State Police
Mark Farioli
Massachusetts State Police detective with experience in the Plymouth County detective unit.
Appeared2026 Criminal Trial
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Detective Mark Farioli testified for the Commonwealth on Day 5 about transporting Lindsay Clancy's blood and urine specimens from South Shore Hospital to the Massachusetts state laboratory in Lakeville. His testimony established the hospital-to-laboratory link in the specimens' chain of custody.
Farioli described a January 27, 2023, warrant authorizing collection of the specimens. He testified that on January 31 at 10:25 a.m., he received six blood vials and one urine vial from specimen process supervisor Melissa Arcadipane. He took them directly to the laboratory and delivered them to Leah O'Connell at approximately 11:15 a.m. O'Connell separately confirmed receiving those specimens from him.
Defense counsel stated that the blood chain of custody had been stipulated to and asked Farioli no questions.
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