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Long Island body parts case: Family says victim and suspect are cousins | Banfield
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March 12, 2024
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5:17Now PlayingA man is accused of hiding his dead cousin’s body parts on Long Island, leading the victim’s family to lash out during his court appearance Monday. Steven Brown, 44, Amanda Wallace, 40, Jeffrey Mackey, 38, and Alexis Nieves, 33, were each charged with concealment of a human corpse, hindering prosecution and tampering with physical evidence after two people’s body parts were found scattered on parts of Long Island on Feb. 29 and March 5, authorities said. John Halverson, the attorney for Mackey, joins "Banfield" to discuss.
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