A Pennsylvania man confessed Thursday to killing four men who went missing in eastern Pennsylvania, his lawyer told reporters. The lawyer, Paul Lang, said that his client, Cosmo DiNardo, 20, was ready to plead guilty to four counts of first-degree murder. As a law enforcement official escorted a shackled DiNardo from the courthouse on Thursday, he said "I'm sorry." Mr DiNardo allegedly sold the victims cannabis before killing them separately and torching their bodies on his family's farm, local media report.
Mr DiNardo killed the four because he felt cheated or threatened during drug transactions, a person with knowledge of his confession told the Associated Press.
