Crime & Safety
The case against a man accused of killing Irondequoit woman is moving ahead
By 
Editor
Irondequoit, New York — The case against Seth Larson, a man accused of killing his girlfriend and dismembering her body is moving ahead.
According to officials, he was indicted Friday by a grand jury on murder and tampering with evidence charges.
His girlfriend, Lisa Shuler was found dead on May 24 at the home the two shared on Culver Road.
According to official reports, Shuler’s body was found in a dismembered state outside the home, and additional remains were found on Memorial Day in Durand Lake.
Seth Larson was on the run for approximately nine days after Shuler’s death. He was arrested in June in West Virginia and extradited days later.
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