Boy, 15, stabbed to death as 100 teens descend on New York home in house party mayhem
A teenage boy was stabbed to death outside a New York City home in front of nearly 100 teenagers during a chaotic house party.
Liam Delemo, 15, of West Babylon, was with 90 to 100 teenagers at a home on Carlton Road on Long Island on Monday night when the meeting quickly spiraled out of control. Suffolk County Police Department.
Shortly before 10.30pm a violent fight broke out between youths outside, and in the ensuing chaos Delemo was stabbed.
He was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center in West Islip, where he was pronounced dead just weeks before his 16th birthday.
Neighbors watched in shock as the party got out of control; While trying to escape from the bloody scene, many young people rushed into the garden and broke part of the fence. News 12 Long Island.
No one has yet been arrested on suspicion of the stabbing. The homeowner, 70-year-old Bonnie Miranda, was taken into custody Tuesday evening after allegedly allowing underage drinking in her home.
Century 21 associate broker Miranda is accused of allowing his grandson to throw the party. ABC 7 NY.
He was taken into custody for violating the Suffolk County Social Host Act, which prohibits people over the age of 18 from knowingly allowing minors to consume alcohol on property they own, rent or control.
Liam Delemo (pictured), 15, of West Babylon, New York, was stabbed to death in front of about 100 teenagers during a chaotic house party on Monday evening.
Delemo attended a Long Island party on Carlton Road with about 100 other teenagers on Monday night (pictured), and the party quickly descended into chaos when a violent fight broke out.
During the fight, Delemo (pictured) was stabbed. He was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead just a few weeks shy of his 16th birthday.
Homeowner Bonnie Miranda (pictured), 70, was arrested for allegedly allowing her grandson to throw a party at her home
The law also holds adults liable if, after learning that a minor is prohibited from drinking, they fail to take reasonable precautions, such as ordering a minor to stop drinking or leaving.
Although it is unclear whether alcohol played a role in the deadly brawl, Miranda was arrested for allowing hundreds of underage high school students to party at his home.
He is also accused of endangering the welfare of a child, whose victim was Delemo, according to the news outlet.
The teenager’s father, Michael Delemo, is desperately pleading with partygoers to come forward and tell authorities what they witnessed, in hopes of bringing his son’s killer to justice.
“If I tell someone I’m a mouse” and all that stuff… goes out the window. ‘My son is dead,’ he told ABC News.
In a heartbreaking moment, Delemo’s father recalled the last moment he spent with his son in the 11th grade.
“I always say the same thing, ‘be careful’ and he said ‘I will’ and of course I told him I loved him,” she said.
The child’s mother, Hope Wilsun-Delemo, shared: Facebook post Monday, including a photo of her son wearing a sharp suit.
The teenager’s mother, Hope Wilsun-Delemo, shared a post on Facebook on Monday that read: ‘I will love you forever baby’ accompanied by a broken heart emoji.
Neighbors watched in shock as the party got out of control, with scores of teenagers pouring into the garden and breaking part of the fence trying to escape the bloody scene (pictured: scene)
The teenager’s father, Michael Delemo (pictured with Delemo), desperately pleads with partygoers to come forward and tell authorities what they witnessed, in the hope of bringing his son’s killer to justice.
Anyone with information is asked to call Suffolk County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-220-TIPS or Homicide at 631-852-6392 (pictured: Delemo)
“I will love you forever baby,” she wrote, adding a broken heart emoji to her post.
West Babylon High School principal Stephen O’Leary also shared: Statement on Facebook It expresses its condolences for Delemo and informs students that Wednesday’s school day will focus on providing emotional support.
“Our hearts are heavy as we mourn the loss of 11th grader Liam Delemo,” O’Leary wrote Tuesday.
“On behalf of the entire faculty and staff of West Babylon High School, I share my deepest condolences and condolences to the Delemo family and all of Liam’s friends,” he added.
Anyone with information is asked to call Suffolk County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-220-TIPS or Homicide at 631-852-6392.
