Cape Cod Crusader

Mazzone, The Cowboy Cop speaks out on The Worthington Case

An exclusive interview with a former Wellfleet Policeman
Was Jeremy Frazier the real killer?

Read an exclusive interview with Officer Michael Mazzone, formerly of the Wellfleet Police Department.

Crusader:  "So, Michael can you tell us what your experience has been as an officer working for the Wellfleet Police and your dealings with Jeremy Frazier".

Michael:  "Sure, Crusader, this is what I can tell you."

"I wondered for a long time after McCowen was arrested and implicated Jeremy Frazier, why wasn't there a more extensive look taken at him, for example, when he was a teenager, he was caught breaking into a house in Eastham. The police surrounded the house and one of the officers caught Jeremy Frazier attempting to crawl from a window.  He had socks on his hands! Even back then he knew about leaving evidence behind at a crime scene.

JF pulled knife on a tourist

Or the time he was arrested for pulling a knife on a tourist at the Wellfleet town pier. He was never prosecuted because the victim was from Europe, and could not make the trial.

JF told everyone he was in some gang, and even has a tatoo on his arm to prove it.  They allegedly have off Cape Connections.  JF was the focus of a local long term narcotics investigation. He bragged about being pulled over and laughed because he had four pounds of marijuana under his seat that was not detected.  JF and his friends favorite sport was going to parties and finding someone who they could all beat up on, and then leave before the police would arrive.  The bottom line is, JF is a thug! 

Says Mulvey is a liar

Shawn Mulvey is a liar. Being a former drug dealer himself, his alliegences lie with no one.  I do not believe JF stayed with him the night of the murder.   I wish I could tell you why they killed Christa Worthington.  I have to say, if I was to speculate, I would have to agree with some of the things you,  the Cape Cod Crusader mentioned.  Ahh yes...the sun devil clique...how could I have forgotten!

But really, did they kill her for the thrill of it? One thing I learned about the Cape in the years I lived there, really anything is possible.  I was never summoned for the trial. My belief, they didn't want to pay the freight for a week to bring me back from Florida.  I can tell you some things I do know, maybe they won't amount to much in some minds, but the truths I know to be fact I am afraid to share with no one.

The crime scene portion of the case appears to have been botched from the beginning.  I know some of the people who were there and I blame no individual person for what may or may not have happened at the scene as far as contamination goes.   The state police in Massachusetts  investigate all homicides.  After all, everyone in Truro was a suspect. I remembered one day when a rumor began to circulate like wild fire one of the Truro PD people was being "picked up" in connection with the case. Turned out to be false, I think, but then again you have to remember, this is the Cape.....anything is possible.  If someone hands you a plate full of crap, basically all you have to work with, is a plate full of crap!  Who knows the extent of the damage done to the crime scene at the time of discovery? All it would take is one false step, wiping away one fingerprint or cross contaminating some kind of biological evidence and the case could be lost.  Any other witnesses who may have been present are all considered suspects.

Stood by helplessly and watched as they sold drugs

"Maybe it wasn't even suppose to be a murder... maybe just a rape, or even less... but they go there, and Christa is dead"Since I began to deal with JF and several others in and around the lower cape area, I had the opportunity over the years to watch them progress from teenagers to adults. I watched all the hype around town with the gang talk, and I stood by helplessly and watched as they sold drugs and basically had a free reign over the town. Such a small town, with incidents of home invasion style burglaries, vehicles and houses being broken into, and situations directly related to the local drug trade.  But the fact remained, these types of investigations on lower Cape, mostly due to the complexities of the area, were just difficult to make.  People just didn't want to hear there was a problem.   So nothing was ever really done about it, hence the Frazier's of the world could do whatever they wanted ...it was open season. 

So, I watched as they became more and more violent.  I watched it go from marijuana to cocaine, and I remember the first time I heard about this gang stuff, supposedly, two gangs met somewhere in Eastham and a big fight took place, another guy who hung with JF, hit someone with his car, Eastham Police Dept. checked it out, I never knew what came of it, but this is what it became.  I believed these guys, knowing they belonged to some "bush league" chapter of some ridiculous gang, always felt they needed to somehow step up their game.  What better way to make the big time then killing someone...we know they were together the night of the murder.....maybe it wasn't even suppose to be a murder... maybe just a rape, or even less... but they go there, and Christa is dead".