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An image of Peter Manfredonia, shared by state police in Pennsylvania on Monday.
Photo: Contributed Photo / Pennsylvania State PoliceAn image of Peter Manfredonia, shared by state police in Pennsylvania on Monday.
An image of Peter Manfredonia, shared by state police in Pennsylvania on Monday.
An image of Peter Manfredonia, shared by state police in Pennsylvania on Monday.
Law enforcement asked the public on Tuesday to keep an eye out for a vehicle they say was stolen in the area of Pennsylvania where Peter Manfredonia was last sighted over the weekend.
Manfredonia is wanted in connection with two Connecticut homicides, a kidnapping, home invasion and a serious assault in a spree that began Friday.
Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Anthony Petroski said a black Hyundai Santa Fe with Pennsylvania license plate KYW-1650 was stolen around 9 p.m. Monday.
Petroski said it is “not confirmed that Peter Manfredonia stole the vehicle, but it was taken from the area where he was last seen.” Petroski urged residents to report any sightings of Manfredonia or the Santa Fe to 911.
“Troopers were able to determine that Manfredonia was dropped off by an Uber in front of the East Stroudsburg Walmart,” Pennsylvania State Police said in a Tuesday news release. “Through interviews with the driver and recovered security camera footage, troopers were able to determine that Manfredonia walked behind Walmart and other businesses onto a set of train tracks.”
When he was caught on the surveillance footage, Pennsylvania State Police said, Manfredonia was still “in possession of a duffel bag full of guns he stole from a home invasion in Connecticut.”
Pennsylvania State Police said they believe Manfredonia does not have ties to the area.
The FBI joined Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania state police in the search for the 23-year-old Newtown High School grad and University of Connecticut student on Monday.
It all started on May 22, Manfredonia allegedly attacked two men in upstate Connecticut. Theodore DeMers was killed during the incident in Willington. The other victim was initially critically injured, but was in stable condition by Tuesday, Connecticut law enforcement officials said.
Manfredonia is also accused of killing Nicholas Eisele, who is also a 2015 Newtown High grad, in his Derby home on May 24. Police described Eisele as an “acquaintance” of Manfredonia, who is also accused of kidnapping the man’s girlfriend before releasing her unharmed later that day in New Jersey.
Police say Manfredonia walked to Eisele’s home after crashing a truck he had stolen in a home invasion earlier on May 24 in Willington. Police said there Manfredonia held a man captive, stealing guns, food and supplies, but did not harm him.
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