Had to be a paid hit
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I don't get it. Black kids do this shit everyday to eachother. But when it's white kids it makes national news headlines? The city where I live now there was like 17 similar murders involving black kids that each gets a 5 minute news clip. This story has been on the national news for close to a week. It's racism towards whites. Horrible stuff.Comment -
Because this stuff doesn't happen often to white kids is part of the reason why it makes the news. Murders of Mexicans, Blacks and even white trailer trash kids generally isn't reported in the news when it takes place in the ghetto's and hoods because it happens so frequently and is hard to cover, no one talks in the hoods. Reporters are nervous to get in there and cover it like in the ghetto projects....
When this stuff happens in a good community then it's more then likely gonna be covered in the main news streams and media... Yes black kids are shot and killed every day in gangs and in the hood and it goes unreported.. White kids maybe not so much..Comment -
Death penalty is so much better than staring at a wall 23 hours a day. Plus, it's the most humane death possible. If it was ripping limbs off, then cool. They get a nice benzo to relax before they drift away now. Rather have that than a heart attack. Should be no death penalty, unless it's painful.Comment -
I hear you it just doesn't make sense. For instance tonight on the local news multiple deaths from local drug related shooting. A 2 minute news clip. But these white kids from Pennsylvania get National News headlines. It's no different than what happens every day in the inner cities. It's like they pick just one story and make it a big deal.Comment -
Anyone find the reason yet?Comment -
all 4 look like white trash heroin addicts.
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Latest http://www.cnn.com/2017/07/13/us/pen...men/index.html
So this 20 year old kid Dinardo basically confessed to killing the 4 other teens on his parents property.. He was already in jail for possession of an illegal fire arm right after the killings.. He was not allowed to own fire arms because of his diagnosed mental illness.. The bodies were buried deep on the parents property.. That's weird that the parents and or family didn't see anything..
Not easy to kill and bury 4 people 12 feet deep.. So the bottom line is this kid Dinardo is mentally ill, liked guns, and is now in jail on 5 million dollars bail
His plea and deal now is to tell the truth on what happened and the death penalty is off the table.. He'll probably end up in a mental hospital because of his history of mental illness..
Sounds like the kid is nuts, agro and blasted these 4 kids in a fit of rage or something?.. Not nuts enough to know to bury the 4 bodies so the mental illness may not stick in a legal court later on down the line.. He knew what he was doing to hide the crimes..Comment -
A drug dealer has confessed to selling four young men marijuana before killing them and burning their bodies at his family's farm, a person with firsthand knowledge of his confession said Thursday.
The person spoke to The Associated Press on the condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to publicly discuss details of the case. The person said a co-conspirator was involved in the shooting deaths of three of the men, who had been reported missing.
The details were provided after one of Cosmo DiNardo's lawyers said Thursday that DiNardo had confessed to murdering the missing men, who included a Maryland college student, and had told investigators where their bodies were.
DiNardo, 20, agreed to plead guilty to four first-degree murder counts, attorney Paul Lang said outside court, where DiNardo had met with investigators.
"I'm sorry," a shackled DiNardo said as he left the Doylestown courthouse.
The person with firsthand knowledge of DiNardo's confession said the men were shot in the head or the back after DiNardo felt cheated or threatened during three drug transactions. DiNardo sold quarter-pound (113-gram) quantities of marijuana for several thousand dollars and sold handguns to area residents, the person said.
"Every death was related to a purported drug transaction, and at the end of each one there's a killing," the person said.Comment -
The drug game is no f$%king joke!!!Comment -
KId was a sikko thoughComment -
real people to hold guilty here for the drug related murders are police and prison guard unions.Comment -
Good griefComment -
Not good men...Comment -
Along with being a psycho this guy must be the worst drug dealer ever to kill his customersComment -
I think it's worse than that. On local news I notice after reporting all the horrific crimes by blacks they are sure to insert reports of some kind of crime by whites. It's blatantly obvious that it's forced in there as some sort of crime diversity. Usually stuff like check forgery or assault and no dates are given because they are plucked from a white crime storage bankComment -
He was pretty big dealer for weedComment -
When I was a kid, there was an older boy in school who bullied me. I'm talking when I was in 3rd and 4th grade, and he was a couple years ahead.
About 10 years later, his house got shot up by a rival drug dealer. It was intended to be a warning but a bullet actually hit the guy and killed him.
When I found out, I laughed my ass off.Comment -
Lesson here
Do not get involved in dealingComment -
Not my cup of tea personally.Comment -
This guy has to have mental issuesComment -
DiNardo told investigators Patrick only had $800 so he instead agreed to sell the man a shotgun for that amount. They then walked to a remote part of the property where DiNardo said he fatally shot Patrick with a .22-caliber rifle. DiNardo said he then drove a backhoe that was on the property to where Patrick lay, dug a hole no more than 6 feet deep and buried his body, according to the court documents.
DiNardo also told detectives he agreed to sell Finocchiaro a quarter-pound of marijuana for about $700 on July 7. DiNardo said he picked up Kratz and drove to Finocchiaro's home in Middletown, agreeing on the way there that they would rob the man. DiNardo said he handed Kratz a .357 handgun that belongs to his mother, according to the court documents.
DiNardo told investigators he drove Kratz and Finocchiaro to his family's property in Solebury Township, where he said Kratz shot Finocchiaro in the head as they were leaving a barn on the land. DiNardo said he then took the gun and shot Finocchiaro a second time while the victim was lying face down on the ground but claimed the man was already dead, according to the court documents.
DiNardo told detectives he wrapped Finocchiaro's body in a blue tarp and used the backhoe to remove him from the barn before placing the body into a metal tank, which he referred to as the "pig roaster," according to the court documents.
That same night, DiNardo said, he met Meo and Sturgis together at a parking lot in Peddlers Village. DiNardo told investigators he had a "deal" set up with Meo. DiNardo told investigators he directed Meo and Sturgis to follow him to the Solebury Township property and told Meo to park his car there. DiNardo then drove Meo and Sturgis to an adjacent property where Kratz was waiting, according to the court documents.
After Meo and Sturgis exited his vehicle, DiNardo said he shot Meo in the back with the .357 handgun. Meo fell to the ground and was screaming, he said. DiNardo told detectives he then fired several times at Sturgis as the man attempted to flee. Sturgis was struck and also fell to the ground. DiNardo said he had run out of ammunition, so he ran over Meo with the backhoe. He then used the machine to lift both bodies into the metal tank where he had already placed Finocchiaro's corpse, according to the court documents.
The next day, DiNardo told investigators, he and Kratz returned to the same property, where DiNardo used the backhoe to dig a deep hole and bury the metal tank containing the three bodies.Comment -
just say no to drugs
there's no hope with dopeComment -
Still no real motive
No way robberyComment
