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'We Thought He Was A Friend': NJ Man Arrested In Grisly Double Homicide At New Hampshire Hotel
A New Jersey man has been arrested for strangling and chopping two men to death at a New Hampshire hotel last week, authorities announced.
Theodore Luckey, 42, of Asbury Park, is accused of killing David Hanford, 60, of Seaside Heights, and Nathan Cashman, 28, of Manchester, NH on Aug. 21, New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella said.
The two men were found dead -- one in the lobby and another in a hotel room -- by police responding to multiple 911 calls around 7 p.m. at Country Inn and Suites in Bedford, Formella said alongside state and local police.
Autopsies conducted by Deput…
Jersey Shore Man Pleads Guilty In Fatal 2015 Shooting Death, Witness Tampering, Prosecutor Says
A 32-year-old man from South Toms River has admitted fatally shooting another Ocean County man six years ago, authorities said.
Marcus Samuels, 32, pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter and witness tampering, according to the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office.
Samuels also admitted to an unrelated charge of aggravated assault, authorities said.
Samuels' pleas came Friday in connection with the May 2015 shooting death of Willie Love, 27, of Beachwood, in Seaside Heights, the prosecutor said.
Love died of a gunshot wound to the chest at Community Medical Center in Toms River,…
Prosecutor: Jersey Shore Murder Suspect's Phone Had 1,000 Child Pornography Images
A 44-year-old Ocean County man previously arrested for murder is now charged with possessing child pornography, authorities said.
Angelo Grenci, 44, of Berkeley Township was served with the new charges on Tuesday in Ocean County Jail, according to Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer.
A murder charge was filed against Grenci on Nov. 24 in connection with the stabbing death of Carlton Williams, 50, of Seaside Heights, Billhimer said.
The ex-con previously was featured on "America's Most Wanted," as reported here.
On Nov.16, detectives from the Ocean County Prosecutor’…
