08-11-2010, 06:56 AM
the plot thickens...
Records: Hall wedded two men in one year.
August 11, 2010
Trudie Hall, the pregnant Nantucket woman who disappeared two weeks ago, got married at least twice last year.
On April 29, 2009, she married Doucet McDowe, according to records at Barnstable County Probate and Family Court and information from an official source. Just over six months later, she married a man named Ram Rimal, according to documents filed with the Plymouth County Probate and Family Court and the Plymouth town clerk.
Hall, 23, was reported missing by her mother on July 28 and police sources say investigators believe she is dead. Quoizel Wilson, a former Nantucket man whose Centerville home the police searched last week in connection with the case, is the father of her unborn child, according to police sources.
Rimal was born in Nepal and is 41 years old, according to a marriage certificate filed with the Plymouth town clerk. The marriage between Rimal and Hall occurred Nov. 19, according to the document. Hall and Rimal both listed their residence as Nantucket.
The document also indicates it was Hall's first marriage and Rimal's second.
The same document is not available for Hall's previously recorded marriage to McDowe because of a restriction on its release. Under state law, restrictions can be enforced for several reasons, including if one party in a marriage is born out of wedlock. In such a case, unless access is compelled by a court order, access to the marriage certificate is restricted to the individual, his or her attorney, and a parent or guardian.
In Massachusetts, marriage license applicants are required to fill out a form to attest they are not already married. Falsifying the form can draw a perjury charge.
McDowe is 31 years old and, like Rimal and Hall, lived on Nantucket, according to public records. Attempts to reach McDowe and Rimal or find them on Nantucket were unsuccessful yesterday.
Records: Hall wedded two men in one year.
August 11, 2010
Trudie Hall, the pregnant Nantucket woman who disappeared two weeks ago, got married at least twice last year.
On April 29, 2009, she married Doucet McDowe, according to records at Barnstable County Probate and Family Court and information from an official source. Just over six months later, she married a man named Ram Rimal, according to documents filed with the Plymouth County Probate and Family Court and the Plymouth town clerk.
Hall, 23, was reported missing by her mother on July 28 and police sources say investigators believe she is dead. Quoizel Wilson, a former Nantucket man whose Centerville home the police searched last week in connection with the case, is the father of her unborn child, according to police sources.
Rimal was born in Nepal and is 41 years old, according to a marriage certificate filed with the Plymouth town clerk. The marriage between Rimal and Hall occurred Nov. 19, according to the document. Hall and Rimal both listed their residence as Nantucket.
The document also indicates it was Hall's first marriage and Rimal's second.
The same document is not available for Hall's previously recorded marriage to McDowe because of a restriction on its release. Under state law, restrictions can be enforced for several reasons, including if one party in a marriage is born out of wedlock. In such a case, unless access is compelled by a court order, access to the marriage certificate is restricted to the individual, his or her attorney, and a parent or guardian.
In Massachusetts, marriage license applicants are required to fill out a form to attest they are not already married. Falsifying the form can draw a perjury charge.
McDowe is 31 years old and, like Rimal and Hall, lived on Nantucket, according to public records. Attempts to reach McDowe and Rimal or find them on Nantucket were unsuccessful yesterday.