Complete coverage: Marcelo Lucero and the 'Patchogue 7'

Jeffrey Conroy, 17, right, is led out of a police station for arraignment in Central Islip on Nov. 10, 2008 in connection with the murder of Ecuadorian immigrant Marcelo Lucero, left. Credit: Lucero Family, James Carbone
Ecuadorean immigrant Marcelo Lucero was fatally stabbed Nov. 8, 2008 in Patchogue after he and a friend were surrounded by seven teenagers who had gone out looking to attack Latinos, a bias crime that drew national attention to Suffolk County. The teens, who came to be known as the "Patchogue 7," were sentenced to varying amounts of time in prison.
Brother: Vigil for Lucero for ‘peace and love’

Opinion: Trump’s LI visit dishonors my brother's memory

Brown: Memory of Lucero killing lives on in Patchogue
Hate crime victim remembered on LI

Court won't reinstate Marcelo Lucero family's lawsuit

Hate crime victim Marcelo Lucero remembered

Judge dismisses $40M Marcelo Lucero suit
Last attacker sentenced for role in Lucero killing

Medford man gets 8 years in Patchogue hate-crime attack

Four sentenced in Lucero hate-crime attack

Conroy settles in at prison, as dad, pastor raise funds

Jeffrey Conroy gets 25 years in hate-crime killing

Jeffrey Conroy sits for 1st interview since arrest

Jury finds Jeffrey Conroy guilty in hate-crime slaying

Teen: I saw Jeffrey Conroy holding knife

On eve of trial's start, family recalls Lucero's life

Patchogue hate crime defendant: 'I'm not a monster'

Indictment upgrades accusation to murder for 1 of 7 high school students arrested in hate-crime killing
Ashes of Marcelo Lucero laid to rest in Ecuador

Those who knew Marcelo Lucero as a good friend are stunned, saddened

They wanted to find a Hispanic, any Hispanic, to beat up, prosecutors say

Patchogue stabbing victim's mother recalls her son, seeks justice as she awaits body for burial
Patchogue man slain in hate crime attack moved from Ecuador to pursue American dream, brother says

Cops: 7 teens went looking to beat someone up, and a Patchogue man of Ecuadorean descent ended up stabbed to death

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