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Steven Eugene Romero

January 2, 1984 - May 24, 1997

My name is Jennifer Romero. On May 24,1997 my loving 13 year old son, Steven "GINO" Romero, was riding in the back seat of a car and was shot and killed in a drive-by shooting. The shooting occurred in Colorado Springs, Colorado. After 3 long grueling years we were able to obtain an arrest warrant for Vinnicio Rafael Martinez age 26 in connection with my sons' murder. When the police tried to apprehend him he fled and has not been seen since. My family suffers each day this man is not apprehended. He is an extreme threat to society and must be caught and brought to justice for this senseless act of violence. If anyone has any information on this crime please contact your nearest crimestoppers or call The Colorado Springs Police Department, Detective Derek Graham at 719-444-7561 Thank you and God bless you.

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Vinnicio Rafael Martinez

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Socorro Gutierrez

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JonBenét Patricia Ramsey

August 6, 1990 - December 25, 1996

Please call the Boulder Police Department with information on this crime

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Jennifer Lee Skinner (Watkins)

The precious body of Jennifer Lee was found November 10 in a stairwell of Memorial Hospital in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She had been deceased for 5 days, death resulting from blunt force trauma to the head. She was murdered just 19 days before her 24th birthday and leaves behind two beautiful children and lots of family and numerous friends who love and cherish the time shared with her. To this day her killer has not been apprehended. If you have ANY information on this crime please call the Crime Stoppers nearest you. Remain anonymous. Receive reward.

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Patricia Ann Elliott

November 4, 1981 - April 11, 2001

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3 arrested in ‘01 UCCS student slaying - Three men have been arrested in connection with a killing that had gone unsolved for five years in which a Colorado Springs woman was beaten and strangled in her home. Patricia Ann Elliott, 19, was killed because the suspects thought she’d informed on them about selling drugs, according to court documents released Monday. Elliott bought drugs from one of the suspects and was dealing them, the arrest affidavit said. The arrests came after Colorado Springs police detectives began reinterviewing people last year about the killing. One of the suspects confessed last week.March 14, 2006

Patricia Elliott

Patricia was found dead in her townhouse at 9:30 p.m. on April 12, 2001. She died of blunt force trauma to the head. Her townhouse was located on Denmark Court in Colorado Springs. It is in a complex on the South West quadrant of Academy and Vickers.

She was last seen with her good friend At the Albertsons on Dublin around 7:30 p.m. Wednesday April 11,2001. Most people may recall the big snow storm that morning. There was no sign of forced entry into her home.

Patricia was a freshman at University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. She graduated from Falcon High in 2000. Her first three years of High School were spent at Air Academy High where she was a member of the marching band, which often won first place in state competitions.

Patricia was only 19 years old when she was murdered. We have no arrest(s) in her murder to date. We need your help. If you or anyone you know has information about this crime please call your local

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Monique Anne LaSuer

4-21-74 to 8-30-00

Monique was just 26 years old when she was found dead in the lobby of the Palmer House Hotel, in Colorado Springs, Co.. The hotel is located just off Interstate 25 and Fillmore. Monique was a night auditor for the hotel where she worked alone. Someone entered the hotel between the hours of 11:30 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. on August 30, 2000. Monique was found beaten, with blunt force trauma to the head, and strangled. The hotel was full of guests and her purple truck was still in the parking lot. The authorities need your help in solving this crime. If you have any information to aide in this investigation please call your local

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Susannah Chase

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At 3:40 a.m. Sunday, December 21, 1997, the Boulder Police Department was called to the 1900 block of the alley between Spruce and Pearl Streets on the complaint of an injured person in the alley. Officers arrived and found a young woman lying in the alley, bleeding from the head. The woman was transported to Boulder Community Hospital. She was admitted critical condition due to head injuries. She died late Monday night, December 22, as a result of those injuries. The victim was Susannah Chase, a 23-year-old CU student who lived at 1802 Spruce Street. Ms. Chase was originally from Stamford, Connecticut. She was a junior at CU, majoring in American Studies.

To date, the Boulder Police Department has spoken with more than five hundred people regarding this homicide. Those interviewed were contacted as a result of canvasses, tips, and other information sources.

There was DNA recovered from the crime scene which may help in identifying a suspect in this homicide. To date, the Boulder Police Department has submitted samples for more than 50 people to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation or Cellmark Diagnostics, Inc. for comparison. In addition, the crime scene DNA has been compared to existing Colorado and national criminal DNA databases. The Colorado database alone, contains more than five thousand samples. As of this date, no match has been made to the evidence.

Among other specialist, Connecticut State Crime lab criminalist Dr. Henry Lee has reviewed the evidence in this case. Both the CBI lab and FBI lab have examined over 100 items of evidence in this investigation.

The Boulder P.D. department is requesting anyone with information regarding the murder of Susannah Chase to call the Boulder Police Department at (303) 441-3330.

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Ricky Espinoza

On June 28, 2001, Espinoza's body was found in the U.S. Waste landfill, 10000 Squirrel Creek Road, southeast of Fountain. Espinoza, 37, last was seen walking toward South Nevada Avenue from East Las Vegas Street about 1 a.m. on June 24, 2001.

Ricky was known to frequent the downtown area, i.e. South Tejon and N. Nevada Avenue.

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TYRONE ELLIOTT BAUTISTA

Born April 11, 1983

Death by Murder (gunshot to the chest)

August 1, 2002 @ 10:30 p.m.

Tyrone Elliott Bautista, known as "KATO" was shot and killed on his way to his friends house on Payne Circle West, near South Academy and Astrozon Blvd. in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He was followed by 2 unknown vehicles from 7-11 at about 10:00 p.m..Tyrone and a friend got out of the car and were walking on Payne Circle West. The 2 unknown vehicles slowly drove away, then a third unknown vehicle drove up behind Tyrone and rolled down the window. Tyrone approached the unknown vehicle, apparently knowing the driver. As he walked towards the driver side he was shot fatally once in the chest. The unknown vehicle sped away.

The persons or person responsible have not been identified. No arrested have been made.

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JILL-LYN EUTO

March 20, 1982 - January 28, 2001

On Superbowl Sunday - January 28th, 2001 someone took the life of Jill-Lyn Euto. Jill was 18 years old and lived by herself at the "James Apartments" 600 James Street, Syracuse, NY.

Before that Jill-Lyn lived with her family in the Lyncourt section of Syracuse. Jill-Lyn was a very young, sweet girl who was full of life. She was a hard worker, independent, and worked at Aeropostale in Shoppingtown Mall. Jill-Lyn had a great smile and a wonderful personality.

Someone took all her dreams of a bright successful future away from her and her family. She was going to go to school as a paramedic, but now that has all changed. All our lives have changed. Jill would have been an inspiration to so many people, but now that won't ever happen... With a smile of an angel, an angel she will always be.

At this time, no one has been arrested or convicted of her murder.

The family is asking for "HELP." A Reward Fund has been set up in the name of JILL-LYN EUTO

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TOMMY KINSLOW

April 9, 1985 - November 22, 2005

  You might say Frank and Pam Kinslow live in Cold Case Central.
   Their 20-year-old son, Thomas, was fatally shot outside their Constitution Avenue townhouse on Nov. 22, 2005.
   A few doors away, a mother and her son were stabbed to death in their home in March 2003.
   They wrote a letter to the City Council in January, urging that “at least one detective be assigned to investigate cold cases only.”
   “The fact that someone is out there walking the streets and enjoying life and he’s not, that’s hard,” Pam Kinslow said.
   Police arrested a suspect in the Kinslow slaying, but blood found on Tommy Kinslow’s clothing did not match the suspect’s DNA, so he was released.
   In time, new homicides commanded the attention of investigators.
   Frank Kinslow wistfully noted that Nov. 22, the murder anniversary, fell on Thanksgiving.
   Pam Kinslow nodded and said, “On the anniversary of his death, it gets hard. And then there’s his birthday. It never goes away. Life as we knew it is gone.”

Joshua Delaney "Strap G "

June 23,1982 - June 15, 2005

Joshua Jerome Delaney’s mother tried to save him by getting him out of the state.
   Kay Crawford knew if Delaney fell back into the crowd he’d been r u n n i n g with, bad things would happen.
   “He got into something he could not get out of,” Crawford said.
   Delaney was shot to death early Wednesday when a man fired into the SUV he was driving in a southeast Colorado Springs neighborhood.
   Colorado Springs police hadn’t made any arrests in the case Thursday.
   “He was a very giving person,” said Crawford, who added Delaney called her every day to see how she was doing. “There was nothing Josh would deny you if he cared about you.”
   Crawford said she tried to talk probation officials into letting him leave the state, knowing he might get in trouble again if he stayed in Colorado Springs.
   “The state wouldn’t let me get him out of here,” Crawford said. “I did not feel good about him being here.”

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