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The man convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend inside a Worcester restaurant in 2019 is due back in court on Thursday for a plea-deal as this horrific case of domestic violence closes its final chapter.
Before the brutal attack at O’Connor’s Restaurant in Worcester in July 2019, police accused Asencio of breaking into Dabrowski’s home in Ayer, MA, and attacking her months earlier during a violent home invasion in the early morning hours of Easter Sunday, 2019.
WORCESTER — A Derry man who fatally stabbed his ex-girlfriend inside a Worcester restaurant in 2019 was sentenced for the first-degree murder on Thursday, the Worcester County District Attorney’s Office
Carlos Asencio was convicted last week for the 2019 killing of Amanda Dabrowski, who was stabbed nearly 60 times while out at a restaurant.
Amanda Dabrowski’s sister called him “a pathetic human being” and wished him pain worse than he inflicted on her sister when he killed her. Her father called him “the monster”