Mount Vernon man pleads guilty to fatal 2024 stabbing
Hill has been promised a sentence of 16 years in prison when he returns to court in June.
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Mar 18, 2025, 4:37 PM
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2h agoA Mount Vernon man pleaded guilty Monday to a White Plains fatal stabbing last year.
The Westchester District Attorney's Office says 55-year-old Nathaniel Hill admitted to first-degree manslaughter.
Hill stabbed 40-year-old Bernard Pontillo on July 4.
Authorities says the two men knew each other.
Hill will be sentenced in June.
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