Man held in New Jersey killing charged in New Mexico deaths
Sean Lannon is alleged to have beaten one man to death in the Garden State and is also charged with killing his ex-wife and two others in New Mexico.
March 26, 2021
Sean Lannon is alleged to have beaten one man to death in the Garden State and is also charged with killing his ex-wife and two others in New Mexico.
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