Police in New York have arrested a 33-year-old woman in connection with the brutal death of a 52-year-old man outside a yacht club on Long Island’s scenic north shore.
A male suspect, Victor Panebianco, 32, is in custody in North Carolina, where he is expected to be extradited to the Empire State, according to authorities.
The Stony Brook Yacht Club parking lot is better known for kayak launches and wedding photos than crime scene tape, but police allege that Kacy Corso, who lived in nearby Setauket, was involved in the stabbing death of Christopher Millwater, of Selden.
A felony complaint filed by the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office alleges that Corso blocked Millwater’s car in the parking lot to prevent him from escaping, then rammed his car with hers.
Together, Corso and Panebianco allegedly stabbed Millwater repeatedly, according to court documents, which describe her as Millwater’s ex.
The altercation began in the parking lot across from 21 Shore Road, used by visitors to a pair of marinas and also a restaurant and wedding venue, the Three Village Inn, about 60 miles east of New York City.
The yacht club itself is surrounded by cameras, with several affixed to each light pole, and sources tell Fox News Digital much of the violence was caught on video.
Corso pleaded not guilty in court in Central Islip Thursday morning on a charge of second-degree murder. Under New York law, that’s the charge for intentional murder. Judge Steven Weissbard ordered her held without bail.
A July post from a Facebook account in Corso’s name appears to show she knew Millwater before his death and included a screenshot from Panebianco.
The same account also posted at least one other picture from the yacht club parking lot in July, taken from a space near the boat ramp, where fishermen can access the mouth of the channel from the dock. Millwater “liked” one of her posts from days earlier.
Court records show she racked up unrelated charges at another boat launch in the area earlier this year.
On May 5, she was charged with illegally accessing the boat ramp parking lot in the neighboring town of Smithtown and with entering or remaining in a park or beach area after dark.
According to Millwater’s Facebook page, he was given an “all clear” in October following a battle with cancer.
His sister told the local TV station, News 12, that Stony Brook was his favorite place to go fishing.
Corso’s next hearing is scheduled for Nov. 24.
