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Corso was sentenced to seven years for first-degree manslaughter. A plea is not Panebianco's 25 years.
On Wednesday, Sept. 23, Suffolk County Justice Timothy Mazzei sentenced Kacy Corso to seven years after a July 2026 guilty plea to first-degree manslaughter in the Nov. 10, 2025 killing of Christopher Millwater, 52, at the Stony Brook Yacht Club. The sentence follows the plea and is not Panebianco's Tuesday term.
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A sentence after a guilty plea is the judgment on the manslaughter count she admitted. It is not a murder verdict, and it is not Panebianco's 25-year sentence. On Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026, Suffolk County Supreme Court Justice Timothy Mazzei sentenced Kacy Corso to seven years in prison after her July 2026 guilty plea to first-degree manslaughter, a reduced charge for cooperating, in the Nov. 10, 2025 killing of Christopher Millwater, 52.
The New York Post reported Corso's age as 34. The plea agreement reportedly includes five years of post-release supervision and cooperation against the co-defendant. Those reported terms sit with the seven-year prison sentence imposed Wednesday. They are not a murder verdict. Per the Suffolk County District Attorney's admissions and the reporting, Corso and Panebianco waited. Corso crashed into Millwater's car. Panebianco stabbed Millwater twice in the chest. The pair fled to North Carolina. Millwater was killed in the Stony Brook Yacht Club parking lot on Long Island. That is the conduct behind the July guilty plea. It is not a trial.
Victor Panebianco was sentenced the day before, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026, to 25 years for first-degree manslaughter. That 25-year term is his judgment. It is not hers. Her seven years is the sentence on the manslaughter count she admitted. The New York Post and Newsday reported that seven-year figure as imposed Wednesday. The New York Post's age is 34. The prior desk file listed 33.
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