Community rallies to keep killer of Maybrook boy behind bars
Juan Miguel Peinado was denied parole in 2021 for the death of 12-year-old Danny Meyer.
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Jun 12, 2023, 11:18 AM
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yesterdayA petition is going around one Hudson Valley community to keep a man convicted of killing a Maybrook boy in 1996 behind bars.
Juan Miguel Peinado was denied parole in 2021 for the death of 12-year-old Danny Meyer.
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Danny was murdered by Peinado while the boy was on his way to an all-star baseball game in the Village of Maybrook.
Right now, state law allows murderers to have a parole hearing every two years.
Peinado's next hearing is scheduled for August.
Assemblyman Brian Maher started a petition to keep Danny's killer behind bars.
