Connecticut State Police
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Nov 4, 2026
Kurt SandvigHOST
Kevin Klimas of Westerly, Rhode Island reported, I guess he reported that incident.
Kurt SandvigHOST
Why did they put that at the end? At the time, the regional animal control officer and officials for the Connecticut State Police and the State Department of Energy and Environmental Protection said they have not received reports of the alleged creature in the region or the state.
Kurt SandvigHOST
The case was classified a Class A report, which are deemed the most reputable.
Kurt SandvigHOST
In the report, Mike Young, an investigator with Bifro, noted that he talked to Klimas and determined that his description was accurate and honest.
Darren MarlarHOST
In doing so, they wasted precious time and energy.
Darren MarlarHOST
Eventually, they called in the neighboring Connecticut State Police to provide more assistance.
Darren MarlarHOST
Investigators found a man who stated that he had seen Paula soon before her disappearance.
Darren MarlarHOST
This young man became a suspect when he told differing stories about where he had spent the evening of December 1.
Larry WarrenGUEST
Would I be willing? And I said, yes.
Larry WarrenGUEST
But once the examiner in the state of Connecticut, affiliated with the Connecticut State Police, found out the nature of the test, he backed out.
Larry WarrenGUEST
CNN lost interest and blah, blah, blah.
Larry WarrenGUEST
So Gary put this together with a woman in London, and I won't go into it.
Scotty LandesHOST
Oh, New England.
Scotty LandesHOST
Connecticut State Police told Boston.com that they never received any calls.
Scotty LandesHOST
The town of Woodstock is nestled in the Quiet Corner region of the state.
Scotty LandesHOST
It's a rural community, the second largest land area in the state, but the population of just over 8,000 Connecticutians, Conheads, Conheirs.
Ray StevensHOST
Was it too much? Did Trump do too much? I think you've got to close the borders, which he did, and I think he needs to get credit for that.
Ray StevensHOST
But Homeland Security says that Guillermo Carmona-Lopez... has been identified by Connecticut State Police as the driver of the pickup truck in the wrong-way crash that killed this kid, 21 years old.
Ray StevensHOST
His name was Ryan O'Shea.
Ray StevensHOST
He was the captain of the team.
Todd PyroCORRESPONDENT
Ryan O'Shea was a senior at the University of New Haven and a Mexican national who repeatedly entered the US illegally, allegedly crashed into his car.
Todd PyroCORRESPONDENT
Connecticut State Police say O'Shea was driving south late October 16th when a Chevy Silverado traveling the opposite direction slammed head on into his Honda Accord.
Todd PyroCORRESPONDENT
That crash sent O'Shea's car into another lane where it was struck by a Jeep before moving onto the right shoulder and then was hit by a third vehicle.
Todd PyroCORRESPONDENT
First responders rushed to the scene where the young man was pronounced dead.
Brandon JulienHOST
He had another car in Westbrook and then got on the interstate.
Brandon JulienHOST
Connecticut State Police then picked up the pursuit.
Brandon JulienHOST
They say they eventually used tire flattening devices or a spike strip to bring the truck to a halt along I-95 in Westport and then chased down the two occupants after they ran into the woods.
Brandon JulienHOST
The two were arrested and they're due in court later on today.
Eric DickisonHOST
Ryan Dennis O'Shea of Stony Point, New York, a University of New Haven senior, was killed in a multiple vehicle crash on I-91 in North Haven, Connecticut, on the night of October 16, 2026.
Eric DickisonHOST
According to Connecticut State Police, O'Shea was driving a 2018 Honda Accord southbound in the left lane near Exit 9 around 11.45 p.m. returning to campus after a hockey game.
Eric DickisonHOST
If you knew Ryan, you might not want to listen because I do go into the description.
Eric DickisonHOST
A 2005 Chevrolet Silverado driven by 31-year-old Guillermo Carmona Lopez of Bridgeport.
Steve StocktonHOST
Now, because Camp Sloan delayed reporting Connie's absence to the police for nearly three hours, assuming she was merely hiding on the property, whoever picked Connie up at the intersection of Belgo Road was given a massive, insurmountable head start.
Steve StocktonHOST
When the Connecticut State Police finally took charge, the investigation quickly became one of the largest and most desperate missing person searches in New England history.
Steve StocktonHOST
Because of the Smith family's wealth and political standing, immense resources were deployed.
Steve StocktonHOST
Connie's father flew in from Wyoming, chartering private aircraft to fly low over the dense Litchfield County canopies while spotters scanned the undergrowth with binoculars.
Sabrina GaroneHOST
Five employees were injured and three of them were taken to a hospital.
Sabrina GaroneHOST
Connecticut State Police are investigating.
Sabrina GaroneHOST
The League of Women Voters of Suffolk County will be distributing I Voted stickers in next week's midterm elections as they have in previous years.
Sabrina GaroneHOST
Suffolk doesn't issue the stickers.
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