5 things to know this Monday, September 23 Abbi Stanley — NEWS10 ABC

An arrest was made in the Pawlet, Vermont triple homicide on Friday. Also, a World War II Marine’s remains were brought home eight decades after his death. These stories, and more, are in your five things to know this Monday.

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Happy Monday and happy fall! Meteorologist Matt Mackie says the high is 69 for the day and those in the southern and western regions of the NEWS10 viewing area may experience some showers.

An arrest was made in the Pawlet, Vermont triple homicide on Friday. Also, a World War II Marine’s remains were brought home eight decades after his death. These stories, and more, are in your five things to know this Monday.

1. Arrest made in Pawlet triple homicide case

A suspect has been arrested on murder charges in the Pawlet triple homicide case. Brian Crossman Jr., 22, of Granville, is accused of killing his father, stepmother, and stepbrother.

2. WWII soldier’s remains brought home after eight decades

The remains of a fallen World War II Marine were brought home eight decades after he was killed in the battle of Guadalcanal, and his gravesite was lost in the fog of war.

3. SCSO: Three teens accused of stealing a car

Deputies arrested three teens on Thursday after allegedly stealing a car in Halfmoon. Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office deputies said the occupants of the stolen vehicle off Saratoga Drive were ages 14, 16, and 17 and charged with third-degree possession of stolen property.

4. Schenectady parents demand action after recent school violence

After recent incidents of violence at Schenectady schools, parents, community members, and even two students gathered Sunday at Jerry Burrell Park to discuss solutions.

5. Double M Haunted Hayrides returns to Ballston Spa

Sunday marks the first day of fall, but some spooky activities have already begun in Ballston Spa. The Double M Haunted Hayrides and Haunted Houses opened their doors Saturday night for the start of the spooky season.

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