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DiNardo and his cousin, Sean Kratz, were charged with criminal homicide in the deaths of four young men.
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Two cousins were arrested for the grisly murders of four missing young men in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Cosmo DiNardo and Sean Kratz were both charged Friday with criminal homicide after DiNardo confessed to killing each of the four missing Pennsylvania men.
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Timothy Ceasar, 22, has been missing for more than a month from Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Cosmo DiNardo admitted to the murders, but what was his motive?
Sean Kratz was reportedly an accomplice to Cosmo DiNardo, who confessed to his involvement in the killings Thursday.
"He's told me and my friends, 'Yeah, I've killed people before.'"
"He's a pill-popping junky who had 2 duis... He prob just jumped parole," DiNardo texted a friend.
Bucks County district attorney Matthew Weintraub said Thursday the body of one of the four missing men — identified as 19-year-old Dean Finocchiaro — was found. The human remains that were also discovered are yet to be investigated.
"Take the biggest [investigation] you've ever seen and multiply it by a million," the district attorney said.
The four young men, ages 18 to 22, all went missing within a single week.
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