Centereach man pleads guilty to killing homeless Hempstead teen
John Mann IV lured 16-year-old Henry Hernandez to a hidden place, duct taped him and then fatally struck him.
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Mar 18, 2023, 2:39 AM
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11h agoA Centereach man pleaded guilty Friday to killing a teenager and then burying his remains in his neighbor's yard.
John Mann IV, 20, admitted to beating the homeless Hempstead teen to death in 2019.
He lured 16-year-old Henry Hernandez to a hidden place, duct taped him and then fatally struck him.
The defendant later dug up the skeletal remains and put them in his neighbor's yard nearly a year later.
Mann is expected to be sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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