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Water St., Barnegat
Monmouth
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16 Route 33,
Manalapan
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448 Tennent Road,
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Anthony R. Senatore (left)
pleaded guilty to two counts
of child endangerment in
connection with the death
of Brandon Holt.
Neighbor
culpable
in boys
shooting
TOMS RIVER A Toms River man on Thursday ac-
knowledged his guilt in the fatal shooting of a 6-year-old
neighbor by his 4-year-old son.
Anthony R. Senatore, 35, of McCormick Drive, Toms
River, admitted that a loaded .22-caliber rifle he left un-
secured in his home was used by his son to fatally shoot
Brandon Holt on April 8, 2013.
He pleaded guilty to two counts of child endanger-
ment, admitting he endangered Brandon, as well as his
own children to whom his unsecured firearms were ac-
cessible.
At the time of the shooting, Senatores children were
ages 12, 8 and 4. In his home were five unsecured fire-
arms, the loaded rifle and four shotguns, with ammuni-
tion nearby, authorities said.
The Atlantic County Prosecutors Office will ask Su-
perior Court Judge Wendel E. Daniels to sentence Sena-
tore to three years in state prison, Prosecutor Jim
McClain said. Daniels scheduled the sentencing for
Feb. 5. Senatore remains free on $100,000 bail until
then.
Brandons parents, Christine and Ron Holt, did not
attend the hearing, but Brandons paternal grandmoth-
er did, accompanied by the familys attorney, Kevin L.
Parsons of the Woodbridge law firm Gill and Chamas.
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FRIDAY 10.31.14
VOLUME 135
NUMBER 261
SINCE 1879
ADVICE JERSEY ALIVE
CLASSIFIED D4
COMICS JERSEY ALIVE
LOCAL A3
MOVIES JERSEY ALIVE
OBITUARIES A13
OPINION A16
SPORTS C1
WEATHER C12
YOUR MONEY A12
CHRISTIE
CRITIC FIRES
BACK STORY, A8
USA TODAY ACCUSED COP KILLER CAPTURED PAGE 3B
Also inside: Trick-or-treating on Oct. 31 a new Toms River tradition. STORY, A6
ROCKERS
UNDERCOVER
When the moon rises and the
hounds howl on All Hallows Eve,
a curious transformation takes
place at area nightclubs.
JERSEY ALIVE!
Take a spooky tour of the Shore
with our roundup of creepy sites
SPACE DREAMS
ARE DASHED
Long Branch students experiment was
on board doomed rocket. STORY, A3
Ephemeral women. Spirits of long-dead soldiers. Unexplained noises in
abandoned buildings. The Jersey Shore has it all. Read all about it on PAGE A10