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Four young men missing in Pennsylvania
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Even that doesn't make sense though. DiNardo could have just said no deal and walked away with the dope.
He's lying. There was no threat to him whatsoever. It was a set up to lure them to the farm. He's a stone-cold serial killer.
From statements online, there are at least two more bodies at the farm. It was posted that he is going to show them where they are tomorrow. We will see then if that's true.
However, it has also been said that he has bragged to a few people that he has killed 13 - and that was before the last four.
Those forensic crews have a lot of work to do.
Quoting: Zen & Zi I agree with you. Life in prison, death penalty or straight to the mental asylum. This was calculated and planned like a cold blooded killer will do. I wonder what his IQ is?  I read in one of the links that it is 158. A friend of DiNardo’s told Heavy.com that “six or seven months” before his arrest, though another source said the injury occurred closer to November 2016, DiNardo suffered a head injury following a quad biking accident. The friend said that DiNardo was stranded in the woods alone for around a day and a half with injuries, including broken bones and bleeding on his brain. As a result of the accident DiNardo had frontal lobe damage. The friend said that sometime after the accident, DiNardo began using K2, a synthetic marijuana drug. Later, the same friend told Heavy.com that DiNardo had an IQ of around 158. The source said, “[DiNardo] is extremely smart and deceptive and knows his way around forensic data.” [ link to heavy.com] Obviously he didn't know forensic data. He tried to sell the one victims car right after he killed him. I mean. Duh
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