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The infamous murders of four young men on a farm outside New Hope, Pennsylvania, in the summer of 2017 will be the subject of a two-hour television documentary that airs Monday, June 22.

The man accused of killing three people on a suburban Pennsylvania farm in 2017 has been found guilty of first- and second-degree murder for the shooting death of 19-year-old Dean Finocchiaro.

Sean Kratz will not sit on death row for his role in the brutal 2017 killings of young men on a Bucks County, Pennsylvania, farm, prosecutors announced Monday.

Police continue to search for the drivers who struck and killed a woman in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania. The woman’s severed arm was later found in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Deanna Durante has more details on the victim and the latest on the investigation.

Sean Michael Kratz, the second suspect charged in the slayings of four young men on a Bucks County farm, has been transferred from the Bucks County prison to the Northampton County prison, according to online records.

Cosmo DiNardo admitted in a “full confession” Thursday afternoon to participation in the murders of four men who disappeared in early July. Another person has been questioned in the case as well.

Cosmo DiNardo admitted in a “full confession” Thursday afternoon to participation in the murders of four men who disappeared in early July. Another person has been questioned in the case as well.

Cadaver dogs helped lead investigators to a patch of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, farmland where the remains of at least one missing young man were buried deep underground, the county’s district attorney announced early Thursday.

Sean Kratz will serve life in prison for his role in the murders of three young men in Bucks County. He will avoid the deathy penalty however. NBC10’s Steven Fisher has the details.

Sean Kratz was convicted on Friday in the slayings of young men whose bodies were buried and found at a farm in Solebury, Bucks County.

A jury will now decide the fate of 22-year-old Sean Kratz, the man accused of helping his cousin kill three young men on their family’s suburban Pennsylvania farm more than two years ago.

Deliberations continued Thursday in the trial of Sean Kratz who is accused of helping his cousin murder and bury three young men at a Bucks County farm. NBC10’s Stephanía Jiménez has the details.

A shelter in place was in effect after gas leaked from a pipeline near an apartment complex in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Monday night.

Five detectives took the stand on day two of the trial for a man accused of taking part in the 2017 Bucks County farm murders of four young men. Sean Kratz, 22, is charged with three counts of homicide, plus conspiracy, robbery, abuse of a corpse, and possession of a weapon. He is expected to testify on his own behalf…

Nine witnesses have taken the stand in the trial for a suspect in the Bucks Country murder spree, but the most gripping testimony came from a forensic pathologist who examined the victims’ bodies. Prosecutors claim the defendant Sean Kratz and his cousin Cosmo DiNardo were on a mission to kill, rob and bury the victims. DiNardo has already admitted guilt…

More than two years after “one of the most horrific days,” the man accused of helping his cousin kill four people on a sprawling Bucks County, Pennsylvania, farm will likely take the stand in his own defense, lawyers said in court Wednesday.

In confession tapes obtained exclusively by NBC10, Cosmo DiNardo and his cousin Sean Kratz detail the gruesome murders of four men in Bucks County.

Jury selection is underway for a man accused of helping his cousin kill four young men and bury them at a suburban Philadelphia farm two years ago.

A Bucks County woman will serve up to a decade in state prison for driving drunk and twice the speed limit in a crash that killed a man last year.