MS-13 member pleads guilty in 2017 murder of Long Island teen
The teenager's body was eventually found by a dogwalker.
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Apr 14, 2022, 8:10 PM
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Updated 834 days ago
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386ds agoAn MS-13 gang member has pleaded guilty in the murder of a Long Island teen in 2017.
Kevin Granados-Coreas, 23, is one of three men who were accused in the attack of Julio Espantzay-Gonzalez, 19, at the Massapequa Park Preserve.
Espantzay-Gonzalez was allegedly lured into the woods by Granados-Coreas and two other men with promises of marijuana and sex.
The teenager's body was eventually found by a dogwalker.
Granados-Coreas is expected to be sentenced May 13 to 23 years to life in prison.