Thomas Capano Fahy Murder Case

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Thomas Capano was an American lawyer from Wilmington, Delaware. Capano was part of a prominent family of Delaware land developers. Capano was a wealthy man, state prosecutor, and political consultant, he was known to everyone in Delaware’s political community. Thomas Capano was later convicted for the murder of Anne Marie Fahey on August 19, 1999. Fahey was last seen alive on June 27, 1996 when she was having dinner with Capano in Philadelphia. Fahey was reported missing on June 30, 1996. After a long investigation of Fahey’s disappearance, the FBI joined in the investigation in July 1996. Capano murdered Fahey and drives 62 miles out to the Atlantic Ocean and wrapped an anchor chain around a cooler, than dumps the cooler which contained Fahey’s

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