Handyman’s horrifying discovery after being called to strange Hamptons house to clean up a mess after a boozy party

A Long Island janitor made a gruesome discovery after being called to a Hamptons home to clean up the mess after a night of heavy drinking.

The unidentified worker responded to a call Saturday morning from 43-year-old Jeremy Allen to help clean up the East Quogue home and found the battered and bloody body of Christopher Hahn under a tarp on the back patio, reports Newsday.

Allen then said to the craft, “You can’t leave now. Now you have to help clean up the house,” Suffolk County Assistant District Attorney Elena Tomaro argued during a court hearing Sunday.

In response, the manual is said to have told Allen he needed to go outside to complete the job properly and instead called Southampton Town Police, who arrived at the scene shortly before 10am morning.

Hahn, 43, was pronounced dead at the scene and Allen was arrested for his murder about an hour after the body was found.

Jeremy Allen, 43, was arrested on Saturday for allegedly beating his friend to death

Prosecutors say Allen called a worker to help clean his East Quogue home when he found Christopher Hahn’s battered and bloodied body under a tarp on the back patio.

Authorities said Allen and Hahn had been drinking together at a bar Friday night after planning to attend a 12-step meeting for the first time, Newsday reports.

At some point during the night, Allen and Hahn got into a heated argument — which ended with Allen beating the victim for several hours starting around midnight, prosecutors say.

He then allegedly dragged Hahn’s “defenseless and helpless body” onto the patio, where Allen continued to beat the victim with a baseball bat.

The suspect later returned with a “large knife” and fatally stabbed his friend “in the head and neck,” in view of the home’s surveillance camera, before calling the handyman.

Tomaro described Sunday’s shooting as “brutal and disgusting to watch.”

But defense lawyer Colin Astarita said he believed his client might have a plea.

“He was in his own house,” he argued, saying he believed Allen and Hahn were just longtime acquaintances who had recently reconnected.

He also said Hahn came to his client’s home Friday night despite being told to stay away and claimed Hahn “injected himself into Allen’s life.”

Allen is accused of beating his friend for several hours inside the home before stabbing Hahn in the head and neck

The suspect has previously been charged and convicted of drunken driving on several occasions since 2007, and was most recently arrested for criminal possession of a weapon in May – when he tried to buy a rifle but was unable to do so work because of his previous criminal convictions. .

“This (effort) was thwarted by Dick’s Sporting Goods employees,” Tomaro said.

Additionally, Allen has a pending rape case in Southampton involving a child under the age of 15 and is still on probation for a 2022 DUI conviction in Ulster County.

Prosecutors are now expected to present the homicide case against him to a grand jury on Wednesday, and Allen is due back in court on Friday – although his lawyers say his appearance will likely be waived pending the grand jury indictment.