Greene Man Gets 25 Years
Published: June 9th, 2006
By: Jeffrey Morse

Greene man gets 25 years

NORWICH — A Greene man who was called a “serial rapist” by a prosecutor was sentenced to 25 years in state prison on Thursday for terrorizing a woman outside her home.

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