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BODY WITH BULLET HOLE FOUND

ONEONTA MAN,

TEENS CHARGED

WITH MURDER

Kenneth Robinson’s body was found inside his home on Head Road in Worcester. The cause of death was a gunshot wound. (Photo provided by State Police Troop C)

By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special To www.AllOTSEGO.com

Nicolas Meridy

ONEONTA – An Oneonta man and three teenagers were charged with murder after they allegedly shot a Worcester man to death in his home last night.

Nicolas Meridy, 32, one 17-year-old and two 15-year-olds, all of Oneonta, were arrested after the body of Kenneth W. Robinson, 53, was found with a fatal gunshot wound inside of his residence on Head Road in Worcester.

At 9:18 p.m. Thurday night,  Otsego County 911 received a call of a house fire at on Head Road. East Worcester and Worcester fire departments responded, found Robinson’s body inside the structure.

According to Trooper Aga Dembinska, Troop C public relations officer, it is believed that Robinson is related to one of the suspects.

All four are currently in State Police custody and will be arraigned later Friday evening.

The cause of the fire is still undetermined, pending an investigation with the State Fire investigators. The investigation into Robinson’s death is ongoing.

The State Police were assisted by the Oneonta Police Department, the county Sheriff’s Department, state Park Police, the state Office of Fire Prevention & Control, and the two fire departments.

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2 Comments

  1. The fact that so much was left out of this my little brother was held at gun point by the 32 year old who is Nicolas. They tormented my little brother and his little brother. And the best part yet is that the one who planned we’ll of this to kill his own father was Kenny’s son dylan😡 I’m tired of everyone not staring the truth of the situation and what actually happened.😡 people need to start getting their information from a reliable source.👌🏻

  2. Why isn’t anyone reporting on the fact that one of the murderers was Kenny Robinson’s own son, Dylan? He and his four buddies went on a theft spree, then burned down Kenny’s house and shot him in the face. Dylan can rot in a cell along with the other degenerate losers. He’s a total piece of shit for what he did. He did this in front of his two little brothers, for christ’s sake!

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