Man Convicted In 2014 Murder Of Medford Woman Gets Life Without Parole
Former U.S. Marine Dante Taylor was convicted in June of first-degree murder and attempted rape of Sarah Goode.
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Former U.S. Marine Dante Taylor was convicted in June of first-degree murder and attempted rape of Sarah Goode.
A former U.S. Marine was found guilty on all counts in the murder of a young mother from Long Island.
Dante Taylor, 21, of Mastic, faces life in prison without parole if he is convicted of first degree murder charges in connection to the 2014 death of 21-year-old Sarah Goode.
The trial of a man accused of raping and murdering a young mother is set to start Wednesday on Long Island.
Dante Taylor, 19, of Mastic pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder Thursday in court in Riverhead. He was originally charged with second-degree murder.
A funeral mass for 21-year-old Sarah Goode was held at St. Sylvester Catholic Church in Medford.
Police said the medical examiner's office has identified a woman's body found in a wooded area in Medford to be that of missing mother Sarah Goode.
Police said the body was discovered "in close proximity'' to where missing Goode's car was found on Sunday.
An unidentified woman's body was found in a wooded area on Long Island Thursday evening, close to the scene where a missing 21-year-old mother's car was spotted this past weekend.
Sarah Goode was last seen Friday night at a friend's house in Shirley.
Sarah Goode was last seen early Saturday after a night of watching TV with friends.
