A woman who said she was abducted by a college student suspected of killing two people in Connecticut has been found safe at a rest stop in New Jersey, police said Monday.
A woman who said she was abducted by a college student suspected of killing two people in Connecticut has been found safe in New Jersey, police said Monday.
The 23-year-old woman, whose boyfriend was found shot to death Sunday at a home in Derby, Connecticut,The woman told police that suspect Peter Manfredonia, 23, took her from the residence against her will, using her vehicle as a getaway car. Manfredonia, who is also suspected of killing a 62-year-old man and assaulting another man Friday in Willington, Connecticut, wasManfredonia is believed to be armed with several guns stolen during a home invasion. Paterson is about a 90-minute drive from Derby. East Stroudsburg is about an hour farther west on Interstate 80.
The second victim, Nicholas Eisele, was found dead at his home Sunday. State police described him as an acquaintance of Manfredonia. Earlier on Sunday, a Willington man reported being held against his will by Manfredonia, who then left with food, several guns and the man’s truck, which was later found abandoned.
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