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So what do we think of this one? Are there any new insights into who might have done it? It pains me to think it may never be solved.
Maybe had the police and co not done the investigation with such a heavy bias that it was someone in the Yeshiva who did it they would have found the actual murderer. I remember when it happened and I know many people who were learning in Long Beach at the time. Not a single one of them believes that had it been someone affiliated with the Yeshiva he could have avoided arrest by now. The amount of effort the police made to find him was just too much to avoid even a suspicion. They also all say that the online discussions of the story all heavily bend the truth and details in order to point suspicion at someone in the Yeshiva.
Why the new interest now? Were there any new developments or did you just read some online forum trying to convince you it was someone in the Yeshiva?
Appears to have been a cover up by the Hanhalah of the Yeshiva at the time. They refused to cooperate with the investigation.
There are many crime/ mystery aficionados around the world fascinated by this unsolved murder.
It is bone chilling to think about this unsolved brutal murder of this sweet bochur.
The consensus is someone in that building knows something. Someone is carrying a secret out there…..A person who attended the levaya said he still wakes up in the dead of night from the anguish he heard there… 30 + years later.
Enough already! Whoever is carrying the information needs to speak up and bring the closure
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