4 men disppear. *Human Remains Found* 5th man was arrested on unrelated charges.

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The community of Bucks County believe Timothy Ceasar is the fifth victim in the Sean Kratz and Cosmo DiNardo murders. He has been missing since June 1st, not long after his girlfriend had been receiving sexual harassing texts from Cosmo who wanted to have sex with her.


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The community of Bucks County believe Timothy Ceasar is the fifth victim in the Sean Kratz and Cosmo DiNardo murders. He has been missing since June 1st, not long after his girlfriend had been receiving sexual harassing texts from Cosmo who wanted to have sex with her.


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At this point I could believe there may be more victims.

[Fireflies51]

At this point I could believe there may be more victims.

So do I. This is utterly heartbreaking. I can not even begin to imagine the pain their loved ones are enduring.

[Roenick]

I'm guess "grandma margaret" is fake but who knows.

Theory group..
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[SaraSidle]

Interesting post that the FBI buried all the bodies to set up Dinardo. One in every crowd. thanks for the post

[Snowshuze]

Sooooooo. How many bodies have to be found to actually get the death penalty on the table. Whether victim parents approve, or not.

These monsters are confessed serial killers.


ETA: What I'm getting to, if this new victim turns out to be connected, will they have to charge under the same deal?

[mykittysmama]

IMO the murders were planned. CD and cousin Kratz weren't planning to sell them weed, they planned to rob them and murder them. No one was scared of these 4/5 or more men, the bastards had a gun/guns. They were set up by these 2 murderers, robbed and killed. The men could ID them if they just robbed them and they weren't having that.

Serial killers, I wonder how many more victims there are? LE needs to look into all the missing men and maybe women from the area too.

[mykittysmama]

Woman highlights dangers of social media with messages sent to her by Cosmo DiNardo

[mykittysmama]

Saw this on twitter, I don't know when it happened.

Here is a picture/conversation, Cosmo DiNardo apparently was jumped at a strip club. Could be Scruples? It is located in Bensalem.

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Small-town Pennsylvania left 'disoriented, in shock' by grisly murders
July 16, 2017
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Susan Coleman and her husband were enjoying a quiet afternoon in the pool last week when their bucolic stretch of Pennsylvania reverberated with gunfire.
"It was just too many shots all at once -- very disturbing," said Coleman, who's still unsure who fired those shots. "It was overkill. You'd pulverize a deer with the kind of shots that we heard."

The serenity of affluent Solebury Township has been shattered by the week-long investigation into the murders of four missing young men who authorities say were lured to a remote farm in northern Bucks County with the promise of a marijuana deal

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July 18, 2017, 11:08 AM
Cops: Man charged in slayings of 4 Pennsylvania men claimed other killings
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A pot dealer who confessed to killing four men on his family's Pennsylvania farm last week also claimed to have killed two people in Philadelphia, but the city's police commissioner called the information "sketchy."
Police Commissioner Richard Ross says Philadelphia detectives are looking through their files to check on the claims made by 20-year-old Cosmo DiNardo but that Philadelphia detectives have not had a chance to question him.
DiNardo was charged last week in Bucks County with four counts of first-degree murder in the case of four missing men. Jimi Patrick, Dean Finocchiaro, Tom Meo and Mark Sturgis were each shot and then buried after police say DiNardo lured them to this family's property under the guise of a marijuana transaction. DiNardo told investigators where to find Patrick's remains, and agreed to plead guilty to four counts of first-degree murder. In exchange, he will be spared the death penalty.*

Ross says DiNardo also claimed that he killed a man and a woman in Philadelphia years ago but did not know their names. Police sources told CBS Philadelphia he claimed the killings happened in the past five years.
Philadelphia police say Bucks County authorities are still investigating DiNardo's statements. The Bucks County district attorney declined to comment beyond court papers released last week, which don't mention the Philadelphia claims.
Police found the men's remains on a farm in Solebury Township last week. A county prosecutor said the remains of Meo, Finocchiaro and Sturgis were found buried 12-feet-deep in a common grave. *The three victims were shot, placed with a backhoe into an oil tank that had been converted into a cooker that DiNardo called a "pig roaster," and then lit on fire, according to court documents. He buried the drum deep under the ground on his family's farm.

[mykittysmama]

This wouldn't surprise me at all that CD killed others. I was waiting for this news.

[mykittysmama]

Very good, a must read article.


Cosmo DiNardo Took a Dark Turn Before Bucks County Killings, Friends Say


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Preliminary Hearing Postponed For Cosmo DiNardo, Sean Kratz

July 18, 2017


PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The preliminary hearing for the suspects in the murders of four young men in Bucks County has been postponed.

Cosmo DiNardo and Sean Kratz are now scheduled to face a district judge in Doylestown on Sept. 7.

The hearing was continued from July 31.


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[mykittysmama]

What's going on @ the Cosmo DiNardo family #Solebury property this morning? #SeanKratz #BucksCounty #missingmen #missing4

[mykittysmama]

#BucksCounty Humane Society investigating possible link between Cosmo DiNardo & shooting of Chinese ducks on Aquetong Rd on 2/9/17

[mykittysmama]

Philly Police conduct search of DiNardo cornfield in Solebury

July 20, 2017


SOLEBURY TOWNSHIP (WTXF) - Around 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, Philadelphia Police and its K-9 Unit could be seen conducting a search of the DiNardo family’s cornfield in Solebury Township.

The 90-acre Solebury corn field--the scene of a frantic multi-day search--has grown quiet since 20-year-old Cosmo DiNardo confessed to killing four young Bucks County men last week. Controversy, however, continues to surround DiNardo.

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[mykittysmama]

Police back searching DiNardo property in Solebury Twp., Bucks County #6abc -

[protectkidz]

more bodies?

possibly why court was postponed?

[mykittysmama]

Aerial views over the DiNardo family farm in Solebury, PA on Thursday. Investigators are searching for evidence after Cosmo DiNardo confessed to killing four Bucks County men.

Courtesy of twitter

[mykittysmama]

more bodies?

possibly why court was postponed?

It certainly looks like LE is digging for something.

[mykittysmama]

Cosmo DiNardo, Sean Kratz Go Before Judge in Case of Four Slayings on Bucks County Farm


Two cousins charged with allegedly killing four young men on a farm in Bucks County in early July will be in court Thursday for their preliminary hearing, which was previously postponed.

Cosmo DiNardo and Sean Kratz, both 20, each face multiple counts of criminal homicide and conspiracy to commit homicide, according to court records. DiNardo is charged with all four of the slayings while Kratz is charged on three.

DiNardo allegedly admitted to authorities that he was involved in killing all four men between July 5 and July 7. They were identified as Dean Finocchiaro, 19, of Middletown Township; Mark Sturgis, 22, of Pennsburg, Montgomery County; Tom Meo, 21, of Plumstead Township; and Jimi Taro Patrick, 19, of Newtown Township.

An attorney for Kratz, of Northeast Philadelphia, confirmed that his client and DiNardo will have their preliminary hearing before Judge Maggie Snow at the Bucks County Courthouse in Doylestown Thursday at 1:30 p.m.

Attorney Neils Eriksen, of Langhorne, declined to comment specifically on the proceedings. He said it was unclear how Snow would handle the two cases, but said he expected DiNardo to go first, followed by Kratz.

Both men are being held without bail.

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[mykittysmama]

Investigators: Cousins went for cheesesteaks after 4 men killed

Sept 7, 2017


BUCKS COUNTY, Pa. (WTXF) - One of two cousins charged in the deaths of four men found buried on a farm told authorities he didn't participate in the killings and said the pair went out for cheesesteaks afterward, a detective said at a court hearing Thursday.

Family members of the four young men killed filed into court from a side stairwell. Inside, they heard grizzly details of the slayings.

"To have your child's body burned it's just incredible and horrible," Robert Mongeluz, an attorney for the family, said.

These were preliminary hearings on the murder charges against Cosmo DiNardo and his cousin Sean Kratz in the July killings. Both were held for trial.

DiNardo-- appearing by video link--waived his right to the hearing reportedly telling the judge "he had no answers.

Investigators say all four victims were shot and placed in an oil drum that was buried deep on a sprawling farm owned by DiNardo's parents. Police found the four missing men after a grueling, five-day search in sweltering heat and pelting rain that centered on the farm in Solebury.

The families remained largely silent except for a comment on DiNardo's appearance

In Kratz's early afternoon hearing, it was revealed he told investigators he and DiNardo went out for a cheesesteak in Philly after the alleged murders.

His lawyer appears ready to argue he was there, but did not kill.


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#BREAKING Cosmo DiNardo and Sean Kratz plead not guilty to Bucks County murders