Suspect in human remains case due back in court next month
Amanda Wallace was recently arrested after police say she stole makeup from a CVS in Lindenhurst. She is currently the only suspect being held in jail and is expected to appear in court Friday.
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Mar 22, 2024, 10:12 AM
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Amanda Wallace, one of the four suspects charged with scattering human remains across Long Island, is due back in court on April 11.
Jeffrey Mackey, Alexis Nieves, Amanda Wallace and Steven Brown stand accused of scattering the remains of Donna Conneely and a second victim named by family members as Malcolm Brown.
Wallace was recently arrested after police say she stole makeup from a CVS in Lindenhurst.
She is currently the only suspect being held in jail and is expected to appear in court Friday. The three others are out without bail and on GPS monitoring.
Earlier this week, a lawyer for one of the suspects told News 12 that an indictment could be coming.
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