'How could you' Long Island dismemberment victim's family confronts suspect as 'barbaric' measures to hide murder emerge | 7S7E8A2 | 2024-03-14 19:08:01
Steven Brown, 44, coated his face with a hood as he appeared in court
A SUSPECT has been confronted in courtroom on Monday by the family of a person who says his dismembered remains have been found scattered in a number of wooded areas.
Steven Brown, 44, coated his face with a hood as he appeared in court in Long Island, New York.
Coreen Bullock and her brother Charles Williams say their sibling Malcolm Brown was the person whose arms have been found within the Suffolk County woods earlier this month.
Neither police nor prosecutors have formally named Malcolm Brown as a victim because the remains are formally identified.
Nevertheless, Bullock stated her family has been reeling after studying of their beloved one's grisly finish, adding they're now "simply on the lookout for solutions."
"He was our child brother.& He was not good but no one deserves murder," she advised NBC affiliate WNBC.
Bullock and Williams stated Steven Brown is their cousin and shouted "how might you" as he entered the courtroom.
"Our mother and father and his mother, my aunt, they're residence, they're suffering. They're hurting and he has nothing to say,"& Williams advised the outlet.
"He has nothing to say.& He's acquired to do one thing, he's received to tell it, good or dangerous.
"No one deserves murder. And his cousin has something to do with it."
One of the two victims was recognized as 59-year-old Donna Conneely, stated police.
Her final recognized handle is in Yonkers, nevertheless, no different info has been released right now.
The top and arms of Conneely, together with the man's arms, have been discovered separately on February 29 and March 5 after students spotted an arm by Southards Pond Park in Babylon while walking to high school.
The search expanded to other areas resembling West Babylon and Bethpage, where more remains have been found.
4 individuals have been arrested, nevertheless, none have been charged with homicide.
All of them lived in the same house however the different suspects, Jeffrey Mackey and Alexis Nieves, appeared in courtroom last week.
An assistant district lawyer alleged the group went to barbaric lengths to cover up the homicide as police eliminated meat cleavers and butcher knives from the home.
The 4 suspects are accused of eradicating "sharp instruments, a number of physique elements and different associated gadgets from the house" to attempt to conceal a homicide, based on courtroom paperwork.
Steven Brown and his co-defendant, Amanda Wallace, 40, did not converse to reporters after their temporary courtroom look on Monday.
Brown's lawyer didn't reveal his connection to both of the victims either.
"There's nothing I can add right now.& The case was adjourned for every week and I'll speak to the DA, hopefully get some evidence. That might be good," stated his lawyer, Ira Weissman.
Weissman beforehand stated that his shopper "did not kill anyone and didn't participate in any of this."
Neither Mackey nor Nieves spoke to reporters after their courtroom look final week and they're still free without bail however are sporting GPS screens.
Each have been charged with hindering prosecution, tampering with bodily evidence and concealment of a human corpse.
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