Christmas Eve Tragedy Still Unsolved After Almost 30 Years |
The State of Connecticut is offering a Fifty Thousand Dollar Reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the individual(s) responsible for the hit and run death of Robert Mosher Jr on June 6, 2003. The 27 year old who lived at 64 Killingly Avenue in Putnam was walking south on the Northbound shoulder of Route 12 (Killingly Avenue). Somewhere between 2 and 2:30 that morning, it is theorized that a vehicle traveling north struck and killed Mosher. A passing motorist spotted the victim and he was pronounced dead at the scene. If you have any information, please contact Sgt. John Szamocki of the Major Crime Squad unit at Troop D of the State Police.
It was June 5, 2008, when fifth grader Gabrielle Lee when she was walking across Whalley Avenue from the Top Kat Laundromat in New Haven. She had been trying to help her mother and brother carrying laundry when a car hit and killed her. Gabrielle was just 11 years old . Police believe that the car may have been a Volkswagon Jetta and the incident happened around 9:30 that night. In 2012, New Haven Police announced that they are seeking a possible witness who may have been following
the car on the bicycle and may know the occupants of the suspect vehicle.
There is a ten thousand dollar reward leading up to information for an arrest and conviction of the person(s) responsible for her death. Please call the New Haven Department at 203-946-6333. You can remain anonymous.