In Loving Memory Of Michael Fogle

Michael Fogle

Mike was always so full of life no one could resist him. He just had a
way of making even the most miserable person laugh.

Late in the afternoon
on Saturday, June 10, 2006, on the street where we live, in Bridgeport,
Connecticut, which always has many of our neighbors visiting each other on
the front steps, Mike was stabbed as he stood between the doorway and the
stairs that led to the apartment he shared with his parents and siblings.

No one knew he was there until a couple of hours later. Mike died in the
ambulance during the 5-minute ride to the hospital.

A neighbor who has not
been seen since, is thought to have been the murderer, though no one has ever been arrested. The police know who this former neighbor is, and where he lives, but still have not acted.

Mike's family can not reach the detective and he never responds to
the many messages they've left. Mike deserves justice and his family as well as all of his friends (his extended family) need closure.

--Gina Hunt

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