Man accused of killing, burning girlfriend heading to trial
| 18 Sep 2017 | 11:54
Sky Michael McDonough being led into the Pennsylvania State Police barracks at Blooming Grove in April 2016, after he escaped from the police and recaptured at the llama farm in Milford where Leanna Walker's body was discovered weeks later. (Photo by Preston Ehrler)
MILFORD (AP) — A Pennsylvania man who police say killed his girlfriend and left her burned remains on a llama farm is heading to trial.
Twenty-six-year-old Sky McDonough has been charged with kidnapping, evidence tampering and other counts in the April 2016 death of 17-year-old Leanna Walker.
Police said the girl left home with McDonough, and they camped in several locations, including the Milford Township llama farm. McDonough was arrested on other charges. Walker's burned remains were found a month later at the farm.
State police said the victim's Facebook account has conversations indicating that she said he had threatened her.
McDonough told WFMZ-TV reporters: “I didn't kill her. I don't know what happened to her."