After the June 11 arrest of Luis A. Rodriguez for the 2001 murder of Walnut Beach resident Kelsey Monahon, I got curious about other long-term unsolved homicides in Milford. So, I began digging through the New Haven Register's archives; I looked at all the murders in Milford that we have on record (dating back to the 1940s) and I came up with a list of 9* unfortunate souls whose murders are unsolved. Here are all the ones I could find in chronological order: -Peter Spinelli (1996) -Unidentified male remains (1994) -Unidentified male remains (1992) -Anna E. Hiltz (1983)** -Constance Roberts (1982) -Blasé Miserendino (1978) -Gary Steadman (1977) -Kenneth Matteson (1975) -Charles McCoy (1968) Sometimes, homicides take a long, long time to solve. And sometimes, after a while, people come out of the woodwork with some scrap of evidence or memory that helps close a decades-old crime. I'm still working on the story, but I wanted to reach out to the Milf...
Nick from Milford wrote:
ReplyDelete. I know these are trying times for the UI Co. and their crews are not to blame but upper management should be called to task on the response and recovery. The first two days it appeared progress was being made and crews were clearing trees mostly city crews.
On 10-31-12 on Forest Rd UI tree crews were removing trees approximately 25 ft away from the pictured tree and left this one resting on sagging wires, that have gotten progressively worse over the days.
On 11-1-12, I called UI and the person stated they would send a crew out right away to take care of it and power should be restored during the evening. Nothing.
The danger is the electric lines being touched accidently by a passerby or the tree falling on a car. Woodruff Rd is even worse with wires resting on sidewalks and the street, near Red Bush Lane. School is scheduled to start on 11-5-12.
I have yet to see a UI Truck or out of state contractor in Milford, except at restaurants in the morning or evening. I know others have it worse, however approximately 48 hours to evaluate the problem. This is unacceptable and should be questioned by our elected officials. Evaluation should have started at 800 am on 10/30/12 and should have been completed that day. Their coordination and communications are terrible and service delivery shameful.
But instead we here you have to be patient. With temperatures going into the 30’s this weekend I fear more deaths will be because of the cold.
This is easy for the UI to sit in their ivory tower on Marsh Hill Rd all lit up and say be patient. It appears they are covering their own buds and those of their stock holders. Rest assure the customers will feel the impact due to rate increases which will make CT the highest in the country for electric power passing Hawaii for the most costly for power.