Jared Ravizza, 26, the suspect in a stabbing spree which injured six, including three children, bragged during interviews about his prowess as a pro skier, model, philanthropist and the leader of Ravizza Group, a marketing company which he founded.
The man suspected of a stabbing spree which injured six, including three children, in Massachusetts claimed to be a male model and a CEO.
Jared Ravizza, 26, bragged during interviews about his prowess as a pro skier, model, philanthropist and the leader of Ravizza Group, a marketing company which he founded.
One gushing profile described him as an international “serial entrepreneur and media mogul,” and “a man with an innate desire to bring out the best in other humans in the most beautiful way,” according to beverlyhillsmagazine.com.
However, a website offering Jared’s services as a media manager offered no testimonials or proof of work completed by the company, focusing instead on glamorous selfies of its founder.
Jared allegedly stabbed four young girls aged between 9 and 17 at a Braintree movie theater and two McDonald’s employees in Plymouth before sparking a police chase that ended in a crash then his arrest on Saturday.
His stab victims were all treated at local hospitals, but did not sustain life threatening injuries.
Jared is also being investigated over a murder in Connecticut after cops found a body in the tiny town of Deep River around 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, according to Boston 25 news. The identity of the victim has not been revealed, and no charges had been brought in the case as of Monday night.
