Two teens face murder charges after they ‘killed a homeless man and FILMED his lifeless body in an alleyway’
TWO teens are facing first-degree murder charges after they allegedly beat a homeless man to death and filmed his lifeless body in an alleyway.
The juveniles, a 15-year-old boy and a 17-year-old female, are accused of beating Bobby J Hill Jr., 63, to death in Camden, New Jersey last week, according to the county prosecutor’s office.
The 63-year-old homeless man was found unresponsive just after midnight on June 25.
His body was found on the 1100 block of Kaighn Avenue. According to the medical examiner, Hill died of blunt force trauma after being beaten to death.
Cops tracked down the teens, who have not been named because of their age, through surveillance footage that showed them walking into the alley with Hill.
The pair is seen leaving the ally without Hill several minutes later, police said.
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Police said the two teen’s allegedly filmed Hill’s beaten body with one of their cellphones after the attack.
Acting Camden County Prosecutor, Jill Mayer announced the arrest of the teens Tuesday night.