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'It was unprovoked and a devastating loss for the family' states New York District Attorney as man (30s) appears in court for murder of Longford woman Sarah McNally - Vimarsana News

'It was unprovoked and a devastating loss for the family' states New York District Attorney as man (30s) appears in court for murder of Longford woman Sarah McNally

'Sarah McNally Longford New York'

Boyfriend of Longford woman Sarah McNally charged with her murder in New York - Vimarsana News

Boyfriend of Longford woman Sarah McNally charged with her murder in New York

'Sarah McNally Longford New York'

Boyfriend of Longford woman Sarah McNally charged with her murder in New York - Vimarsana News

Boyfriend of Longford woman Sarah McNally charged with her murder in New York

'Sarah McNally Longford New York'

Man charged with second-degree murder, according to the Ulster County Sheriff's Office – Daily Freeman - Vimarsana News

Man charged with second-degree murder, according to the Ulster County Sheriff's Office – Daily Freeman

A man was charged with second-degree murder and arrested on Wednesday, April 4, according to the Ulster County Sheriff’s Office app. Damon Foy, 50, address not provided, was booked at the Ulster County Jail Wednesday night and is being held without bail, according to a jail official. Second-degree murder is a felony. The Sheriff’s office […]

Shake Shack Shakedown: NYC squatters use $25 fast-food receipt as PROOF they've illegally occupied a home for 30 days and should receive legal protections for taking over family's $950K home - Vimarsana News

Shake Shack Shakedown: NYC squatters use $25 fast-food receipt as PROOF they've illegally occupied a home for 30 days and should receive legal protections for taking over family's $950K home

A pair of squatters trying to game New York's 'insane' housing laws are attempting to beat the homeowners in court by using a $25 receipt from Shake Shack to prove they should be protected.