Serial Killer Accused Again at 87: Chilling Murder Trial Begins in New York
- An 87-year-old man is on trial in Brooklyn for the alleged murder and dismemberment of a woman.
- He previously served decades in prison for killing two former girlfriends.
- Prosecutors claim surveillance and forensic evidence link him to the crime.
- The defense argues another individual may be responsible, raising doubts in court.
Brooklyn, New York — A chilling courtroom case is unfolding in Brooklyn, where an 87-year-old man with a history of violent crimes is now standing trial for the alleged murder and dismemberment of a woman.
The suspect, Harvey Marcelin, is facing multiple charges, including first- and second-degree murder, in connection with the death of 68-year-old Susan Leyden. The trial began this week in Brooklyn Supreme Court, drawing attention due to the defendant’s past convictions and the disturbing nature of the allegations.
Prosecutors Describe Disturbing Sequence of Events
According to prosecutors, Leyden was last seen entering Marcelin’s apartment in late February 2022. Days later, parts of her body were discovered in different locations, prompting a homicide investigation.
Authorities allege that Marcelin purchased tools and cleaning supplies shortly after Leyden’s disappearance. Surveillance footage and forensic evidence are expected to play a major role in the prosecution’s case, which claims the killing was deliberate and followed by efforts to conceal evidence…