Gay couple murdered in buffalo

I am better for knowing him. Mickey Harmon and Jordan Celotto, a gay couple known for art and activism, were killed in their Buffalo, N.Y., home this week, and a suspect has been charged with murder.

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We would talk coffee and music and food and life. Harmon was co-owner of the Good Stuff, an art gallery and gift shop in Buffalo. The Buffalo Police. We love you. Double homicide suspect in Buffalo charged with murder A year-old suspect, Bryan Chiclana, was charged in the killing of Michael "Mickey" Harmon, 40, and Jordan Celotto, 37, earlier this week.

Their friends and colleagues are remembering them fondly. There are no words. Police said he did not know the victims, and they do not believe the crime was bias-motivated. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

Mickey Harmon and Jordan Celotto, a gay couple known for art and activismwere killed in their Buffalo, N. The cause of death was blunt force trauma, blows to the head, according to court documents viewed by the Buffalo News. Celotto was also an artist.

He was funny.

They do not deserve to have their legacy attached with the heinous crime that happened. Police found them in the late afternoon after receiving a call about a man with a knife outside their home. When you look and see Allentown, its vibrancy, its festivals, its artwork, think of them because that is who they are.

Police said Monge Chiclana broke into a basement window at the victims' home, and he had tried to break into cars and other homes in their neighborhood. Whether through art, advocacy, or simply showing up, he made this community better. Mickey believed in a more beautiful, connected, and livable Buffalo, and he lived that out with every fiber of his soul.

Buffalo 39 s LGBTQ : Police provided a report on the incident Thursday

A couple who were beloved local artists and LGBTQ advocates were found dead in their Buffalo, New York, home Tuesday, sparking local memorials and dozens of online tributes. The man, year-old Bryan Monge Chiclana, was taken to a hospital after cutting himself, and Friday afternoon he was charged with one count of first-degree murder and two counts of second-degree murder, the Buffalo News reports.

He was kind. Thank you for everything, Jordan. He appeared in Buffalo City Court, entered a plea of not guilty, and was ordered to be held without bond. The first-degree murder charge carries a maximum sentence of life in prison with no possibility of parole.

Harmon's and Celotto's bodies were found in the basement, and police estimated they were killed about 8 a. See on Instagram.