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A 17-year old teen, George Steward was, charged with the first-degree murder of his 91-year old neighbor after beating him and then setting fire to his house, on Bentler Court, early Monday. Steward was also given charges of arson and felony murder. The man killed was Paul Monchnik. He was found dead around 3 in the morning Tuesday when his house was spotted on fire. Monchnik had a severe head injury and was found covered in gas. It is believed the accused planned to steal but attacked Monchnik and wanted to erase his tracks. Monchnik was almost completely deaf and live alone. Steward was caught on camera buying gasoline, and he had stolen Monchnik van. Scott Monchnik, Paul’s son stated he is “Glad the accused is off the streets”. Steward’s arraignment is scheduled for Thursday. …show more content…
Aubin and Lamed. The 17-year old was unable to come up with anything so the men one of the men shot him. The two men then fled the scene and went north on St. Aubin. The suspect are described as both wearing black, around 5’10, and around 170 pounds although one is has a beard and the other clean shaven. The police are still looking for the two suspects. The identity of the victim has not yet been released

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