Post by Scumhunter on Feb 19, 2017 9:40:00 GMT -5
(Pictured: Above: Left (or top): Stanley Gryziec Right (or bottom): Composite sketch of Gryziec's killers. Photo Credits: Unsolved Mysteries Wiki:
From Unsolved Mysteries Wiki:
Real Name: Stanley Gryziec
Nicknames: No Known Nicknames
Location: Rome, New York
Date: November 6, 1976
CaseEdit
Stanley Gryziec lived with his wife, Esther, at their home in Rome, New York. One night, two unidentified men broke into their house. According to Esther, they began looking around, eventually killed Stanley, and left. It was determined that only two bottles of beer were missing in the entire house. Police claimed that Stanley was stabbed to death, while his son found a shell casing in the house. A second autopsy revealed that he was indeed shot to death, and his family suspected a coverup. Two years later, Esther passed away.
It wasn't until 1989 when new leads came up in the case. A witness came forward saying that he knew who killed Stanley. The man had asked the witness to break into the house, which he said he had refused to do. The case was soon reactivated and another new witness was found.
The Gryziecs' neighbor, Amy Scott, claimed to have seen the two men several times before the murder. Two other witnesses also came forward claiming to have seen them in the days preceding the murder. Police learned that Stanley's brother owned the liquor license for the bar that they were reported at. They have never been identified and Stanley's murder remains unsolved.
Suspects: Stanley's family speculates he may have known too much about unsavory activities taking place at a local bar formerly owned by his deceased brother. Police have composites of the two unidentified men.
Extra Notes: This case first aired on the October 10, 1990 episode.
Results: Unsolved
unsolvedmysteries.wikia.com/wiki/Stanley_Gryzeic
Official Unsolved Mysteries website page on the case: unsolved.com/archives/stanley-gryziec
Thoughts? As far as I know, Stanley's murder has never aired on America's Most Wanted. However, his case is being placed in Unsolved on TV since as noted above it has been aired on Unsolved Mysteries. I am unsure how active this case is since it's been 40 years, but I am assuming anyone with tips can still call the Rome (New York) Police Department or their local crime stoppers line and/or leave a tip on the Unsolved Mysteries official website (unsolved.com)'s TIPS section.
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