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1 THURSDAY. MAY 26. 1983 THE HOME NEWS STATE A1 7 'Iceman' pleads guilty to 2 more killings, admits another HACKENSACK (AP) Richard Kuklinski, who was convicted in March of murdering two alleged accomplices in a crime ring, pleaded guilty yesterday to two other killings and confessed to a fifth. In return for the pleas, prosecutors agreed to drop weapons-possession charges against his wife, Barbara, 46, and dismiss drug and weapons charges against his son, Dwayne, 19. Superior Court Judge Frederick W.

Kuechenmeister accepted the pleas and immediately sentenced Kuklinski, 53, to two life-in-prison terms to be served concurrently with the minimum 60-year term he received for the two murder convictions in March. "The advantage to the state of these two guilty pleas is that regardless of the outcome of Kuklin-ski's appeals on his two prior convictions, he will still have to spend the rest of his life behind bars," said First Assistant Attorney General Donald R. Belsole. "If we had gone to trial and gotten a conviction on these two cases, the sentences would be the same since they are not death-penalty cases," Belsole said in a prepared statement. Kuklinski pleaded guilty to the murder of George Malliband of Huntington, who was killed between Jan.

27 and Feb 6, 1980, in Jersey City, and to the slaying of Louis Masgay, of Forty Fort, who was killed between July 1, 1981, and Feb. 25, 1982. Masgay's body was found in Orangetown, N.Y., after having been stored in a freezer for many months. Authorities dubbed Kuklinski "The Iceman" for allegedly putting the body in the freezer. At the time of both crimes, New Jersey did not have a death-penalty law.

In court yesterday, Kuklinski confessed to the murder of Paul Hoffman of Cliffside Park, who was killed April 29, 1982, in North Bergen. A spokesman for Attorney General Cary Edwards, Tom Cannon, said Kuklinski wasn't sentenced on this killing because authorities had a weak case and that it wouldn't have made any difference to sentence Kuklinski to another life term. Kuklinski's attorney, Neal Frank, said the fifth murder charge was dropped by prosecutors after "Mr. Kuklinski told them what he knew about the killing." Frank declined to say whether Kuklinski confessed. Kuklinski was charged in two indictments which alleged that he lured victims into bringing large amounts of cash to predetermined locations to consumate business deals.

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