CO CO- John Jacoby, 47, Park caretaker & King Soopers employee, Fatally shot as he rode his bicycle w trailer, Weld County Road ,

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Cold case: Who shot and killed John Jacoby in 2015?

The FBI Denver field office is searching for the person or people responsible for murdering John Jacoby, 47, on May 18, 2015.

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Jan 6 2023

''Who murdered John Jacoby in 2015?​

The FBI Denver field office is searching for the person or people responsible for murdering John Jacoby, 47, on May 18, 2015.

The Windsor Police Department said Jacoby was riding his bicycle with a small trailer attached on Weld County Road 15 when he was shot twice. Jacoby did not survive the shooting and the person responsible for his murder remains unknown.

Jacoby worked at King Soopers and for Windsor as a park caretaker.

Windsor employee on bicycle fatally shot on Weld County Road 15
He loved cheering for the Broncos and riding his bicycle around town.


“He wouldn’t hurt a flea,” Bertha Jacoby said in 2015. “I keep asking myself why? Why God? Why?”

The FBI said that investigators determined that the murder of Jacoby was related to another shooting that happened in Fort Collins on April 22, 2015.

A woman was driving near the intersection of Harmony Road and the southbound Interstate 25 on ramp when she was shot in the neck, the FBI said. The woman survived.

The FBI is offering a reward of up to $50,000 for information leading to the arrest, prosecution, and conviction of the person or people responsible for the murder of Jacoby and the shooting of the woman in Fort Collins.''

If you have any information on this case, please contact the FBI at 303-629-7171 or you can remain anonymous by submitting a tip online.''

 

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Three years later still no answers for family of John Jacoby

Three years to the day of his death, the Northern Colorado Task Force is still seeking clues about the unsolved murder of 48-year-old John Jacoby in Windsor.

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'Still waiting for Johnny's justice': Unsolved shooting haunts Northern Colorado 5 years later

Five years have passed without a clue as to who shot the Windsor resident in broad daylight while he was riding his bike north of town.

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2020

'Still waiting for Johnny's justice': Unsolved shooting haunts Northern Colorado 5 years later

Five years have passed without a clue as to who shot the Windsor resident in broad daylight while he was riding his bike north of town.

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''David Jacoby doesn’t need any reminders of the day his brother John Jacoby was brutally gunned down while riding his bike north of Windsor.

As one of the initial responders on the call, the UCHealth EMT has the image burned in his brain: Johnny’s familiar bike trailer along Weld County Road 15 about a mile and a half from his apartment. Johnny’s blood soaking the ground where he lay. His brother unresponsive as first responders performed CPR.''

''It’s not only the pain of the loss of his beloved brother — called the "Ambassador of Windsor" because of his friendly demeanor while greeting all he passed on his daily bike rides through the quiet town.''

''It’s the sting of the killer — or killers — never being found despite a yearslong investigation by the Northern Colorado Shooting Task Force, which was formed after a series of shootings that spilled from spring into early summer 2015.

"(We're) still waiting for Johnny's justice to come out," David said.''

''May 18, 2015, was a typical day in the life of John Jacoby, or Johnny, as most referred to him.

The talkative 47-year-old had a learning disability since birth. He worked as a sacker at Kings Soopers and had been part-time caretaker for the town of Windsor. On the morning of his death, he chatted with one of his many friends who worked for the town of Windsor. Then he left the Windsor Meadows Apartments where he lived, presumably just before 10 a.m., and headed north on Weld County Road 15 on his bike, his trailer in tow.''

''He was riding to a friend’s house to paint his fence, an odd job that Johnny was always willing to do for friends. About 1.5 miles from his apartment and about a tenth of a mile from the nearest home, something went terribly wrong.

Thirty-five yards short of reaching Weld County Road 72, the road on which his friend lived, someone shot Johnny — once in the side and once in the face — and left him for dead on the side of the paved road in broad daylight.''

 

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2023

Most Wanted: FBI Denver needs help solving 8 crimes

The FBI is offering rewards in these cases that range from $5,000 to up to $50,000.

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''Murder of John Jacoby in 2015​

The FBI Denver field office is searching for the person or people responsible for murdering John Jacoby, 47, on May 18, 2015.

The Windsor Police Department said Jacoby was riding his bicycle with a small trailer attached on Weld County Road 15 when he was shot twice. Jacoby did not survive the shooting and the person responsible for his murder remains unknown.

The FBI said that investigators determined that the murder of Jacoby was related to another shooting that happened in Fort Collins on April 22, 2015.''

Windsor employee on bicycle fatally shot on Weld County Road 15

WINDSOR, Colo. — An employee with Windsor was shot and killed on a Weld County road Monday morning while riding his bicycle. A passerby found 48-year old John Jacoby dead about 10 a.m. on Cou…

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