Fall River Reporter says Gregory Groom, 23, pled guilty and was sentenced to life with parole in 25 years. NBC Boston's subhead says he is 22. WJAR prints no age and does not print pled.

Life with parole in 25 years, on Fall River Reporter, and life with the possibility of parole after 25 years, on NBC Boston and on WJAR, are not the same phrase. Pled guilty in the murder, on Fall River Reporter, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder according to WJAR, on NBC Boston, and sentenced for 2nd degree murder with no plea word, on WJAR, are not the same record. A 3-to-5-year term is on NBC Boston and on WJAR. Fall River Reporter does not print it. She was 18 on the pages used here.

Fall River Reporter, by Ken Paiva, on a byline that said 31 minutes ago when the page was fetched and did not print an absolute clock, reported that a 23-year-old Bristol County man pled guilty in Fall River Superior Court Tuesday in the murder of his girlfriend. It reported court records show Gregory Groom was sentenced to life with the possibility of parole in 25 years in the death of 18-year-old Kylee Monteiro, on August 7th, 2025, at his home at 107 County Street in Rehoboth, along with Witness Intimidation. NBC Boston, by Marc Fortier, Oscar Margain, and Kaitlin McKinley Becker, on a page whose byline printed Published 18 minutes ago and Updated 18 minutes ago and did not print an absolute clock, reported he was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole on Tuesday. The subhead says Gregory Groom, 22, of Rehoboth, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. The body says Gregory Groom, 23, of Rehoboth, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for the killing of 18-year-old Kylee Monteiro on Aug. 7, 2025, according to WJAR. Age 22, in the subhead, and age 23, in the body, are both on that page. Age 23, on Fall River Reporter, matches the body. WJAR, by NBC 10 NEWS, Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at 12:08 PM, with no zone, does not print an age. It does not print Fall River Superior Court, August 7, or 107 County Street. It reported he was sentenced for 2nd degree murder for the killing of 18-year-old Kylee Monteiro, that this is a downgrade of the original 1st degree murder charge, and that he received a life sentence with the possibility of parole after 25 years. Pled guilty, on Fall River Reporter, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder according to WJAR, on NBC Boston, and sentenced for 2nd degree murder, on the WJAR page fetched here, are not the same words. The WJAR page does not print pleaded. NBC Boston says the plea and the Aug. 7 date are according to WJAR. Those words are not on the WJAR page fetched here. WJAR reported he was also found guilty of a second count of intimidation of a witness, for which he got an additional 3-5 years. NBC Boston reported he got another 3-5 years on the witness intimidation charge. Found guilty of a second count, on WJAR, and another 3-5 years on the witness intimidation charge, on NBC Boston, are not the same count line. Fall River Reporter prints Witness Intimidation with the life sentence. It does not print 3-5 years, and it does not print second-degree. Parole in 25 years, on Fall River Reporter, and parole after 25 years, on NBC Boston and on WJAR, are not the same phrase.

Fall River Reporter, attributing the account to WCVB, reported prosecutors previously stated that Groom was the initial person to notify police of Monteiro's disappearance on August 8th, that he claimed she had come to his residence seeking shelter but departed after a dispute, and that he subsequently confessed he had shoved her during a confrontation on August 6th, 2025, causing her to fall and strike her head, and had dislodged her phone, which resulted in charges of domestic assault and battery. It reported that when informed police intended to search his property, he eventually admitted to repeatedly stabbing Monteiro with a kitchen knife, and that her body was discovered approximately 20 yards from the shed, buried about 5 feet deep, according to the prosecution's account in court. NBC Boston reported prosecutors said he admitted that he stabbed Monteiro twice in the neck and once in the chest, with the blade breaking off in her chest, and that he spent several hours digging a hole in the woods 20 yards from where he had killed her, then pushed her body into the hole. Twice in the neck and once in the chest, with the blade breaking off, on NBC Boston, and repeatedly with a kitchen knife, on Fall River Reporter, are not the same description. About 5 feet, and 5-foot, are not the same hyphen. NBC Boston also reported she was 11 weeks pregnant, had recently graduated from Attleborough High School, and hadn't been seen since Aug. 7 at his County Street home. WJAR reported police at the time said he confessed to stabbing Monteiro, who was 11 weeks pregnant with his child. Eleven weeks is NBC Boston and WJAR. Fall River Reporter's headline says pregnant. The body fetched here does not print 11 weeks, and it does not print Attleborough. County Street, on NBC Boston, and 107 County Street, on Fall River Reporter, are not the same address line. WJAR does not print the street. NBC Boston reported he was arrested in late August of 2025 after remains were found on his Rehoboth property and that he has been held without bail since that time. Held without bail since the arrest, and Tuesday's life sentence, are not the same status. The life term is the sentence those Tuesday pages describe. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.