Corrections Department: Man convicted of killing Maybrook boy in 1996 denied parole
Juan Miguel Peinado, 44, was convicted of killing 12-year-old Danny Meyer.
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Aug 26, 2021, 2:18 AM
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Updated 1,066 days ago
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yesterdayA man convicted of killing a boy from Maybrook in 1996 has been denied parole, according to the state Corrections Department.
Juan Miguel Peinado, 44, was convicted of killing 12-year-old Danny Meyer.
Meyer was fatally stabbed soon after leaving his house for a Little League game.
It was Peinado's first time up for parole, and village officials and residents had come out against his release.
His next appearance is in two years.
