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Dominick Bianchi’s family releases heartbreaking obituary after newlywed found dead in Upstate NY

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Dominick Bianchi, a Schenectady native and newlywed, was found dead in East Greenbush on Sunday after disappearing from his home days earlier. Authorities discovered his body following a search triggered when he vanished without his vehicle, wallet, or cellphone. His family has since released an obituary to honor his life following the discovery.

The Schenectady native was found dead on Sunday by authorities in East Greenbush days after he'd vanished from his home, leaving behind his cellphone, wallet and car.

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