Sentencing Thursday for Man Convicted of 2008 Brighton Rapes
Marcos Colono, convicted on charges he raped two women in Brighton, faces sentencing on Thursday, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office.
In June, Colono was convicted on four charges of aggravated rape, two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, armed robbery and home invasion. Tomorrow’s sentencing hearing will likely include victim impact statements, according to district attorney spokesperson Jake Wark.
Colono, 36, of Cambridge, had fired four different attorneys and elected to defend himself in the case. He is currently serving a 74-85 year sentence for raping a young boy and stabbing the child’s father.
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