Death Penalty Taken Off The Table In Hopewell Township Murder Case After Botched Prosecution

Jul 26, 2015

The two men accused of torturing an elderly Hopewell Township man to death in 2012 are no longer facing the possibility of the death penalty. Step brothers Joseph Arlott and Beau Chermer, both of McKees Rocks, stand accused of severely beating 82 year old Daniel Santia in his Hopewell Township home on April 29th of…

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Death Penalty Taken Off The Table In Hopewell Township Murder Case After Botched Prosecution

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