Top Story
Justice for Julie remains elusive
A trial witness said a car door slam at an early hour attracted his attention outside. But what held it there, enough to summon his son and his friend from watching television, was the attractive girl in the road.
Julie Marie Monson, the victim of Cayuga County's most infamous unsolved death, was with a man on Prospect Street. The man was gesturing at her red Chevrolet Chevette and then looked under her car. William Komanecky, his son Andrew, and Andrew's friend Frank Busce, watched from a living room window as Monson got into the man's car and drove away.
Monson was a short distance away from home. It is the last moment aired to the wider public that the 18-year-old was known to be alive and well.
Navigation
Articles you haven't read yet:
Also in Local News
The 90 Miler
The weekend of Sept. 8, 9 and 10 saw 500 paddlers from New York, Vermont, Massachusetts, Canada and as far away as Arizona, Florida and Hawaii convene in the Adirondack village of Old Forge to navigate the 90 mile Adirondack Canoe Classic to Saranac Lake.
More of this story
The Citizen Copyright ©2008
A division of Lee Publications, Inc.
25 Dill Street
Auburn, NY 13021
Contact Us
