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Morris County man arrested over home explosives will remain in jail

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By Kaitlyn Kanzler Verified
| Daily Record (Parsippany, NJ) Verified
July 10, 2026, 4:35 a.m. ET Police found explosive materials and over 100 suspected homemade explosives at the Denville home of 37-year-old Joseph Rizos. A man accused of having explosive materials will remain in jail during his court proceedings, a judge in Morris County ruled on July 7, despite the efforts of his attorney to portray him as a "chemistry savant" with an interest in science.
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Morris County man arrested over home explosives will remain in jail

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By Kaitlyn Kanzler Verified
| NorthJersey.com Verified
July 10, 2026, 4:35 a.m. ET A man accused of having explosive materials will remain in jail during his court proceedings, a judge in Morris County ruled on July 7, despite the efforts of his attorney to portray him as a "chemistry savant" with an interest in science. Police said they found explosive materials and over 100 suspected homemade explosives at the Denville home of 37-year-old Joseph Rizos.
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New trial possible for Bergen man convicted in son's death | Exclusive

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By Kaitlyn Kanzler Verified
| NorthJersey.com Verified
July 10, 2026, 4:28 a.m. ET A former Fort Lee firefighter convicted of killing his 10-week-old son in 2018 could get a new trial. Michael Marrara was sentenced to 27 years in prison for the death of his infant son, Andrew, during a morning feeding in March 2012. A Passaic County judge granted Marrara post-conviction relief and a new trial, but the state is appealing the decision, said Anthony Burroughs, Marrara's attorney, who represented him in his request for post-conviction relief.
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