FILE - This combination of file photos provided by the Bucks County District Attorney's Office in Doylestown, Pa., shows Cosmo DiNardo, left, and his cousin shows Sean Kratz. DiNardo has pleaded guilty to murder charges in the gruesome killings of four young men whose bodies were found buried on a suburban Philadelphia. DiNardo faces life in prison under the terms of the deal reached Wednesday, May 16, 2018. His cousin, Kratz, is expected to plead guilty to charges related to his involvement in the deaths of the men, ages 19-22, last July.
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Bucks County District Attorney's Office via AP, File
FILE - This combination of file photos provided by the Bucks County District Attorney's Office in Doylestown, Pa., shows Cosmo DiNardo, left, and his cousin shows Sean Kratz. DiNardo has pleaded guilty to murder charges in the gruesome killings of four young men whose bodies were found buried on a suburban Philadelphia. DiNardo faces life in prison under the terms of the deal reached Wednesday, May 16, 2018. His cousin, Kratz, is expected to plead guilty to charges related to his involvement in the deaths of the men, ages 19-22, last July.
(Doylestown) — A man convicted in the slayings of three young men found buried at a suburban Philadelphia farm was sentenced to life in prison after authorities dropped their pursuit of the death penalty.
