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Brother of suspect in nun's death gets 4 months for lying to feds

Originally published: February 2, 2013 6:45 PM
Updated: February 2, 2013 7:51 PM
By ROBERT E. KESSLER  robert.kessler@newsday.com

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Photo credit: Danielle Finkelstein | Sister Jacqueline Walsh is remembered at St. Edward the Confessor R.C. Church in Syosset in 2012.

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The brother of a man sought for the hit-and-run killing of a nun in Water Mill has been released from federal custody after serving 4 months for lying to investigators.

Miguel Ixpec-Chitay, 26, of Riverhead, was arrested in September by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, accused of falsely telling them he hadn't been in contact with his fugitive brother.

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