Two additional people charged in connection with the September 11th fatal stabbing of a man in a liquor store parking lot in Quincy.
The Norfolk District Attorney’s Office says that on Wednesday a Norfolk County Grand Jury indicted two people as accessories after the fact that had not previously faced charges in the death of 24-year-old Cameron Nohmy.
Alyssa Dellamano, a 22-year-old from Quincy, was indicted for murder and pleaded not guilty at her arraignment in Quincy District Court days after the stabbing.
Samantha Perrier, a 24-year-old from Dedham, pleaded not guilty to one count of misleading investigators at her arraignment in September and the grand jury added a second count.
In addition, 35-year-old Alicia Jordan of Brockton and 32-year-old Jeffrey Jordan of Rockland, were each indicted on a single count of accessory after the fact.
Jeffrey Jordan was already in default on an unrelated court case at the time of his indictment and an indictment warrant was sought on the accessory charge.
Jordan entered a not guilty plea in Quincy District Court Thursday.
His bail was revoked on three outstanding district court matters (Two in Hingham and one in Quincy) and an additional $25,000 cash bail was imposed on the accessory charge. If Jordan posts bail, he will be subject to GPS monitoring with an order to stay away from and have no contact with witnesses in this case.
He is due to return to Norfolk Superior Court at 2 p.m. February 10 for a pre-trial conference.
An arraignment date will be set for Alicia Jordan, Samantha Perrier, and Alyssa Dellamano.
