Complete coverage: Marcelo Lucero and the 'Patchogue 7'

Jeffrey Conroy, 17, right, is led out of a police... — 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

September 2, 2009

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’

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

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Brown: Memory of Lucero killing lives on in Patchogue

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Hate crime victim remembered on LI

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Court won't reinstate Marcelo Lucero family's lawsuit

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Hate crime victim Marcelo Lucero remembered

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Judge dismisses $40M Marcelo Lucero suit

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Last attacker sentenced for role in Lucero killing

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Medford man gets 8 years in Patchogue hate-crime attack

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Four sentenced in Lucero hate-crime attack

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

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Jeffrey Conroy gets 25 years in hate-crime killing

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Jeffrey Conroy sits for 1st interview since arrest

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Jury finds Jeffrey Conroy guilty in hate-crime slaying

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Teen: I saw Jeffrey Conroy holding knife

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

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

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Indictment upgrades accusation to murder for 1 of 7 high school students arrested in hate-crime killing

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Ashes of Marcelo Lucero laid to rest in Ecuador

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

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

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Patchogue stabbing victim's mother recalls her son, seeks justice as she awaits body for burial

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Patchogue man slain in hate crime attack moved from Ecuador to pursue American dream, brother says

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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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