Suspects in Stamford Laundromat murder due in court
Two men accused of killing an employee at a Stamford Laundromat are set to appear in court today. Ivan Silva-Perez, 19, and Elmer Saenz-Machado, 35, have been charged with beating Jimmy Decrescenzo to
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Aug 14, 2012, 1:05 PM
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Two men accused of killing an employee at a Stamford Laundromat are set to appear in court today.
Ivan Silva-Perez, 19, and Elmer Saenz-Machado, 35, have been charged with beating Jimmy Decrescenzo to death at Uncle Buck's Laundromat in June. Police say the murder was part of a gang initiation.
The two suspects told police they robbed Decrescenzo to death, but didn't mean to kill him.
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