DA wants suspect tested for HIV
MetroWest, Daily News, Waltham, MA

Saturday, December 24, 2005 - Updated: 01:43 AM EST

PLYMOUTH -- A Framingham man charged with kidnapping a woman and her toddler last Saturday and raping the mother over a period of two days likely carries the HIV virus, a prosecutor alleged in a motion filed in court yesterday.

Evandro Doirado, 28, was in Plymouth District Court yesterday for a hearing to determine if he was a danger to the public after the weekend crime spree he was alleged to have begun in Framingham and ended in Plymouth.
    Prosecutor Shelby Smith filed a motion with Judge Thomas Brownell to test Doirado for HIV, according to court records.
    In the motion, Smith said it is "likely" the rape suspect is HIV positive.
    Doirado’s lawyer, David Nagle, argued against the motion.
    "I’m not in a position to consent to this," said Nagle. "There is no legal basis for this."
    Brownell did not rule on the motion and did not say when he would.
    Also in court, Smith said federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement authorities have issued a detainer warrant against Doirado because he is a native of Brazil who may be in the country illegally.
    If and when Doirado is released from custody, federal officials would take custody of him.
    The dangerousness hearing itself was continued until Tuesday. Nagle asked for the postponement because he did not receive supplemental police reports until late Wednesday and has not reviewed them.
    Several friends and family members of the 25-year-old victim were in court yesterday, but declined, through a court official, to make a statement to the assembled TV and newspaper reporters.
    Doirado, who is charged with two counts of aggravated rape, two counts of threatening to commit a crime, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, kidnapping of a child and kidnapping with armed sexual assault, will continue to be held without bail at the Plymouth Jail until Tuesday’s hearing.
    It is still unclear when Doirado will appear in Framingham District Court or exactly what charges he will face.
    The ordeal began last Saturday at around 8:30 p.m. when Doirado, of 1620 Worcester Road, is accused of stabbing Roberto Cornejos, 34, of Natick, in the neck after a botched drug deal.
    Thinking he had killed Cornejos, Doirado allegedly drove to Wal-Mart and kidnapped the woman and her 2-year-old son at knifepoint, and raped her at locations in Framingham, Natick, and authorities believe, a McDonald’s parking lot in Hanover.
    Doirado kept the woman and her baby locked in the Pilgram Sands motel in Plymouth all of Sunday, repeatedly raping her while threatening to kill the child if the mother did not comply, according to authorities.
    The ordeal ended on Monday at 8:55 p.m. after Doirado brought the woman to Bradford Liquors near the hotel, and she mouthed "help me" and the name of the motel to an alert clerk, who called police. Doirado was arrested a short time later.
    So far, in Framingham, Doirado has only been charged with crimes against Cornejos. He is charged with assault with the intent to kill, carjacking and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. Lt. Vincent Alfano said on Tuesday more charges will be filed.