on September 15, 2016 at 2:19 PM, updated JERSEY CITY -- The Newark man left to die beneath a mattress weighted down with cinder blocks behind a North Bergen gas station struggled to save himself and left a bloody trail as he crawled toward Tonnelle Avenue before dying on New Years Eve 2012. The disturbing images were shown to the jury this morning at the murder trial of Mark Browne -- one of six people charged in the death of 24-year-old Darryl Williams. The victim's body was found by a passerby behind a gas station on Tonnele Avenue near Route 3. According to pictures shown to the jury and testimony from Matthew Stambuli of the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office Homicide Squad this morning, Williams had been brutally beaten and his hands were bound behind his back. Duct tape was also wrapped around his throat and mouth, and a pillowcase had been placed on his head when he was left beneath the mattress. The images show the cinder blocks still on the mattress and Williams lying dead some 20 or 30 feet away, with a zigzag of blood streaks on the ground between him and the mattress.
Williams wasn't wearing shoes, while his pants and other items of clothing had come off as he struggled to crawl away, leaving his elbows and knees covered in abrasions. A crisscross of tire tracks was also found in the blood and blood was smeared on the side of a nearby U-Haul truck. A glove was also beside the mattress and there was a matching glove beneath the mattress. A bloody scarf lay nearby, as well. Officials have said they believe Williams was severely beaten with a table leg in Newark. Stambuli said investigators recovered security video of the vehicle they believe was used to bring his body to the North Bergen location. When Daeshawn Jennings was sentenced last year for his part in the killing, authorities said Jennings was asking for money outside of a Newark chicken restaurant when people inside the restaurant offered to pay him to help with a "cleanup." Jennings said he got into a car with the people who had been in the restaurant, drove to the victim's home, and attacked him with a table leg.
After Williams was beaten, he was tied up and driven to the gas station, officials said. Jennings was sentenced to 18 years in state prison for aggravated manslaughter, while Kathleen Jones was sentenced to 12 years in prison in July after pleading guilty to the same charges. Also charged in Williams' death are Qudeera Adams, Nydia Mozee, and Latoya Mozee, all of Newark. Officials previously said Latoya Mozee was in a relationship with the victim. It was believed the couple had been in a physical altercation prior to Williams' fatal beating. Also today, a forensic pathologist testified Williams suffered blunt force trauma that cause abrasions and lacerations to his forehead; skin tears on both eyelids; hemorrhaging in his left eye; lacerations on both ears; cuts to his upper and lower lips; a laceration to his nose; bruises to his left temple, cheek and chin, and more. Browne faces 30 years to life if convicted. The forensic pathologist is expected to give the cause and manner of Williams death when she continues testifying before Hudson County Superior Court John Young in the Hudson County Administration Building in Jersey City.
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