ags on review of photos taken by Peter sme with a set of color photo's token of Zachary Tringali, a ‘mandatory 51A was filed by his physician." " Tadvised that ‘standard set of radiographs taken in cases where there is ‘injury. These revel occult fractures of the skeleton in between 30- nave been abused. The skeletal survey in Zachary’s case was negative ) “nD. Reeces opinion he states: = The cleged fall was un-witnessed by anyone and the history of the fallis questionable ot best". ‘Anthony Durso stated: The alleged fall was “plausible” On September 4, 1997 Matthew Tringali motioned the Middlesex Probate and Family ‘Court ( Dilday, J.) for the modification of custody. A temporary order was granted that Zachary wos placed in the physical custody of his Father, Matthew Tringali. On October 22, 1997 Patti Rawlins was assigned as the social worker for this case. Roberta Rosenfeld, a supervisor of the Malden Department of Social Services, investigated the case. ‘On October 23, 1997 Patti Rawlins consulted with Maure Doherty. Maura stated that she made an agreement with Father and Paternal Grandfather (Peter Tringoli that the child (Zachary ) would not be left in the care of Paternal Grandfather. On October 31, 1997, the Malden Department of Social Services supported « BIA on the Father Matthew Tringali for neglect. Family Case #: 120106013 ‘Matthew had made an agreement with DSS social worker Maura Doherty that he would not leave Zachary alone with Peter Tringali( Zachary's Paternal Grandfather ) because there vias a history of sexual abuse with family members. Peter Tringali admits that he slept in the same room with Zachary. The Melrose police department came to the home to check on the well being of Zachary, peter Tringal refused to allow the police to check on him. Matthew agreed to meet with the social worker to discuss the 51A report. Peter forbid the worker to go to the home, in a very irate manner. On October 31, 1997, Amy Miller for the Malden Department of Social Services motioned the Middlesex Probate and Family Court (Cohen, J. ) to modify custody order. A temporary