Camden County rabbi convicted of hiring men to kill his wife dies in prison
Authorities say Fred Neulander was found unresponsive in the infirmary unit Wednesday.
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Apr 20, 2024, 5:23 PM
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Updated 244 days ago
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yesterdayA Camden County rabbi convicted of hiring two men to kill his wife in 1994 has died in prison.
Authorities say Fred Neulander was found unresponsive in the infirmary unit Wednesday.
Neulander was sentenced to life after paying for his wife’s murder.
He had spent nearly 22 years at a New Jersey state prison.
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