Murdered Russian Hebrew Merchant Identified in Brooklyn Mystery
Lazarus Aizenstadt a wealthy Russian Hebrew pawnbroker and peddler is identified after a hillside discovery near Fort Hamilton Avenue Brooklyn. Detectives link two or more suspects Solomon and two others to the strangling, with motive believed to be robbery involving 35000 rubles.
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Fort Hamilton Avenue
50Th
51St Streets
Brooklyn
Lazarus Auzenstadt
East Broadway
Rorke
18Th Precinct
Brooklyn Police
Hugh Tully
Rapelyea Street
Aizenstadt
Tully
Harris Glickman
Suffolk Street
A. M. Frey
Division Street
Glickman
Manchawsky
Bis
Isaacs
Solomon
Dora
Isacc
Sheppard
Rooney
Lazarus Aizenstadt
Unsolved Murder Mystery Stays Open After Decade
The narrative recalls a 12 year gap since the murder linked to Aizenstadt and Glick man and his 25 year old friend, with the case remaining unsolved and never closed. The details about money owed and ensuing events are unclear, sustaining ongoing questions about what happened.
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Willie
Brink
Chicago
Bristol
New York City
Aizenstadt
Glickman
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Sgt. Rorke
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Connecticut
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Hoffman
Coney Island
Poland
Byrnes
Abraham Eisenstadt
Hope Street
Mr. Eisenstadt
Salomon
Aizeristadt
New Utrecht
Russia
America
C. A. Garvin
W Warren
Arthur Smith
Joseph L. Schwartz
Aera
French Warren
Somerset Lodge
Somerset, Mass
Fall River Bridge
Auggie Arruda
Fall River
Boston
Syria
By Aaengel
Ry Hou
Mengel
Bur Snr
Bristol Furniture Co., Inc
Bradford St