Why did Justin Shine commit the heinous crime of kidnapping, and how much prison time is he facing?”
On most summer days, the Hanover Woods apartment complex buzzes with activity: Children ride bikes or play on swing sets as their parents watch from a distance. But the complex was quiet yesterday, a day after police arrested 26-year-old Justin Shine, accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 6-year-old girl. Authorities said Shine grabbed the girl as she rode her bicycle, took her into his apartment, shackled her, and attempted to rape her. Shine is charged with kidnapping, attempted rape, assault and battery, and resisting arrest. He is scheduled to be arraigned today in Hingham District Court. “My children used to go over the suspect’s house and – just to think – that could have been mine’’ who was attacked, said Jacqueline Rosado in an interview inside her apartment, across the street from where the suspect lives with his girlfriend and her two young children. “Now I know my kids are not going to be out there anymore.’’ Rosado, who has two children, ages 6 and 8, said Shine a
The man accused of the kidnap and attempted rape of a 6-year-old allegedly injected the girl with an unknown substance from a hypodermic needle that made her sleepy as he bound her hands with black tape and held her in an apartment filled with chains, ropes, and other trappings of sexual bondage. Prosecutors allege that the man, Justin Shine, 26, was high on cocaine when he snatched the blue-eyed, blond-haired girl on Saturday afternoon while she was riding her pink bicycle and wearing a Barbie bike helmet. Shine allegedly lured her into his apartment by promising to show her guinea pigs and gerbils, Assistant Plymouth District Attorney Sharon Donatelle said today during his arraignment in Hingham District Court Shine then allegedly shackled her ankles, placed tape over her mouth, and then slit one of his owns wrists as police searched door-by-door in the Hanover Woods apartment complex for the little girl. “He told her she was not going to be the one to die here,” Donatelle said. “Tha
