WILLIAM PETIT: 'I HAVE A JAGGED HOLE IN MY HEART'

'JAGGED HOLE IN MY HEART'

THE FATHER whose wife and two daughters were murder in a sickening family slaughter said the case had left a "jagged hole" in his heart after one of the killers was found guilty yesterday. 
Joshua Komisarjevsky could join his co-accused Steven Hayes in a date with the death penalty after being found guilty of 17 charges relating to the gruesome 2007 home invasion.
After breaking in the deadly duo, viciously smashed William Petit with a baseball bat before tying him up with his wife Jennifer Hawke-Petit and their two daughters, Hayley, 17, and and Michaela, 11. 

PETIT MURDER TRIAL HEARS HORRIFYING DETAILS

A COURTROOM in Connecticut began hearing the final act of the cold-blooded Petit murders. Yesterday, court heard witnesses describe the final horrifying moments and desperate attempts to save Jennifer Hawke-Petit and her two daughters inside their home that had been turned into an inferno. Prosecutors declined to give an opening statement to start the trial of Joshua Komisarjevsky,