SCHOHARIE COUNTY, N.Y. — According to the Schoharie County Court, 20-year-old Jeffrey McGough, of Schenectady, was sentenced to 17 years and six months in prison after being convicted of manslaughter, robbery and animal cruelty.
McGough was sentenced to 17 1/2 years for both manslaughter and robbery, and two years for animal cruelty, however, those terms will run concurrently.
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This sentencing comes less than two months after McGough and Devon Hunter, who’s sentencing was adjourned on Friday, pled guilty to robbing, shooting and killing a man and his dog.
According to the Schoharie County District Attorney’s office, McGough and Hunter unlawfully entered 21-year-old Connor Delaney’s home in Richmondville.
While they were in his home, Delaney and his beloved dog, Bo, were shot and killed.
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We’ll provide updates on Hunter’s updated sentencing date when it becomes available.