Teenager Fatally Stabbed at West Babylon House Party, Say Police

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Teenager Fatally Stabbed at West Babylon House Party, Say Police

Investigators from the Suffolk Homicide Squad are actively searching for the individual responsible for the fatal stabbing of 15-year-old Liam Delemo. The tragedy occurred on Monday evening during a house party in West Babylon, a suburb on Long Island.

Incident Details

The stabbing took place outside a residence on Carlton Road around 10:30 p.m. It was reported that approximately 90 to 100 teenagers were at the party when a fight broke out, resulting in Liam being stabbed. Initially, he struggled to communicate after the incident but managed to tell his parents, “I’ll be OK. I love you.”

Emergency Response

Liam was transported to Good Samaritan University Hospital, but tragically, he did not survive surgery. His parents, Mike and Hope Wisun-Delemo, expressed their heartbreak over the unexpected loss of their only child.

Charges Filed Against Homeowner

The homeowner, identified as 70-year-old Bonnie Miranda, has been charged for violating Suffolk County’s social host law and endangering the welfare of a child. It has been reported that she permitted her grandchild to host the party.

Community and School Response

Liam was a student at West Babylon High School, where Principal Stephen O’Leary announced plans to delay the school day to support students emotionally following this tragedy. Counselors and support staff will be available for students.

Family Reflections

Hope Wisun-Delemo shared cherished memories on Facebook, showcasing Liam’s life and achievements. The Delemo family described Liam as a well-loved student and a dedicated honor roll scholar. They have urged anyone with information about the event to contact the Suffolk Homicide Squad.

Contact Information

  • For tips, contact Suffolk Homicide Squad: 631-852-6392
  • All calls will remain confidential

The community continues to mourn the loss of Liam Delemo, with friends and family remembering him as a bright and compassionate young man.