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Subject: After the rape and murder of his wife, a father carries on

Father tries to fill hole ripped in family by murder Richard Nunez is up almost every morning at 4 to feed his 6-year-old son and change his diaper. Thiago Nunez was born with severe disabilities that left him unable to walk on his own and functioning at the level of an infant. He relies almost entirely on his father, a 51-year-old former gym instructor who was left to care for Thiago and two other children after his wife was raped and murdered by a former neighbor in Mattapan in 2011. Last week, Nunez settled a lawsuit with the company that managed the complex on Fairlawn Avenue where his wife, Rosanna Mirielle Camilo, was killed.  But the settlement cannot erase the years of hardship that are the legacy of the violence of one afternoon six years ago. Crime victims often fall quickly from the public eye, left to deal alone with the emotional aftermath. This was especially true of Richard Nunez. Read the full story >> Copyright © 2017 The Boston Globe, All rights reserved. You received this message because you signed up for Breaking News Alerts by subscribing to BostonGlobe.com and opting in to the newsletter. Our mailing address is: The Boston Globe 135 William T Morrissey Blvd Boston, MA 02125 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list