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Ryan RobertsPublished: January 20, 2025
''On the morning of Saturday, November 28, 1992, Poughkeepsie, New York, was shaken by a crime that would remain unsolved for decades. Brian Kaiser, a 41-year-old local cab driver, was found lying lifeless in his taxi on Winnikee Avenue, near Harrison Street. Initially, authorities believed it was a car crash—until they discovered the truth. Kaiser had been shot in the back of the head, execution-style. It was no accident. The case remains a chilling mystery, and 30 years later, his loved ones are still searching for answers''.
''To truly understand the magnitude of this senseless crime, it’s important to look at the man Brian Kaiser was. Known for his free-spirited personality, Brian lived life on his own terms. He wasn’t someone who could be confined to a 9-to-5 desk job. Though he had attended college for a time, the structure of academia and office work never suited him. Instead, he embraced the life of a cab driver, a job that gave him the freedom he craved and the ability to work on his own schedule.''
''Brian’s death left a hole in the Poughkeepsie community. At his funeral, a procession of cabs from five different local companies followed his hearse to the cemetery.''
Read More: Poughkeepsie Cold Case: Who Killed Cab Driver Brian Kaiser? | Unsolved Mystery: The Enigmatic Death Of Poughkeepsie Cab Driver
