Philadelphia Police At DiNardo Farm In Solebury

SOLEBURY, PA — There was increased activity Thursday at the DiNardo family property in Solebury, as police from Philadelphia joined authorities from the Bucks County District Attorney's office on the site where four young men were found dead last week.

"Philadelphia Police Department officers are present at the property, under the direction of the Bucks County District Attorney's office," Philadelphia Police Department spokesperson Jeff Chrusch confirmed to Patch.

The Bucks County District Attorney's office said the increased activity on the 90-acre property is because investigators are looking for all possible evidence before they release the crime scene.

“Because renewed probable cause would be required for us to revisit the property once it is released to its owners, we want to make absolutely certain that we have not missed any evidence before departing," the statement from District Attorney Matt Weintraub said. "To that end, and because of the vast size of the property itself, a large number of law enforcement personnel, police cadets and others, including horses and dogs, are required for this comprehensive walk-through."

Fox29 is airing a live feed of the activity at the property.

A Philadelphia Police K-9 unit was called in to help with Thursday's search, 6ABC reported.

Cosmo DiNardo, 20, has been charged with homicide in connection with the deaths of Jimi Taro Patrick, 19, of Newtown; Dean Finocchiaro, 19, of Middletown Township; Thomas Meo, 21, of Plumstead Township; and Mark Sturgis, 22. His cousin, 20-year-old Sean Kratz, faces homicide charges in the deaths of Meo, Finocchiaro and Sturgis.

Authorities say the cousins lured their acquaintances to the rural Solebury property with the promise of selling them marijuana then fatally shot them and buried their bodies.

According to multiple reports, DiNardo told investigators when he confessed to the four recent killings that he had previously murdered a woman and a man in Philadelphia.