December 30, 1991
On December 30, 1991, at approximately 4:00 a.m., the victim was found on fire and shot to death on the Grand Central Parkway service road between 66th Road and 67th Road, behind Forest Hills High School in Queens. If you have any information as to the identity of the victim, please contact the NYPD Cold Case Squad or CrimeStoppers.
Portrait generated by forensic artist PJ Puterbaugh.
Physical description: Male, 16–40 years old, approximately 5’2” and 167 pounds. Brown, straight, short hair.
Distinctive feature: Scar to midline area of abdomen.
Jewelry: Yellow metal ring, green rosary bead necklace.
Clothing: Off-white or pink round neck sweatshirt, black “Guns N’ Roses” T-shirt, white sleeveless T-shirt, white briefs, blue “Perry Ellis” jeans, green athletic sweatpants, black athletic sweatpants, black “Gucci” belt with gold buckle, white socks, black “Reebok” sneakers.
NAMUS ID: UP7591
If you have any information, please call: 1-800-577-TIPS Or visit: CrimeStoppers.NYPDONLINE.ORG Or download and use the Crime Stoppers app: CS-NYC Tips are confidential
On December 30, 1991, at approximately 4:00 a.m., the victim was found on fire and shot to death on the Grand Central Parkway service road between 66th Road and 67th Road, behind Forest Hills High School in Queens. If you have any information as to the identity of the victim, please contact the NYPD Cold Case Squad or CrimeStoppers.
Portrait generated by forensic artist PJ Puterbaugh.
Physical description: Male, 16–40 years old, approximately 5’2” and 167 pounds. Brown, straight, short hair.
Distinctive feature: Scar to midline area of abdomen.
Jewelry: Yellow metal ring, green rosary bead necklace.
Clothing: Off-white or pink round neck sweatshirt, black “Guns N’ Roses” T-shirt, white sleeveless T-shirt, white briefs, blue “Perry Ellis” jeans, green athletic sweatpants, black athletic sweatpants, black “Gucci” belt with gold buckle, white socks, black “Reebok” sneakers.
NAMUS ID: UP7591
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If you have any information, please call: 1-800-577-TIPS Or visit: CrimeStoppers.NYPDONLINE.ORG Or download and use the Crime Stoppers app: CS-NYC Tips are confidential
