| Connecticut Post --Regional News-- Thursday, September 29, 2005 By Daniel Tepfer Bereaved Mom Returns No arrests 4 years after 24-year-old murdered Bridgeport - Eva Kiss stood in the middle of Pembroke Street Wednesday morning, tears welling in her eyes. "My son was my whole world. When he was killed, my life went with him," she said. During the early morning of Sept. 28, 2001, 24-year-old Zoltan 'Zeus' Kiss was gunned down on Pembroke Street near Jane Street. His body riddled with 21 shots from two different guns, was found slumped over the wheel of his girlfriend's car. In his wallet was more than $100. A gold chain was still around his neck. His mother now wears part of that chain, including a link dented by a bullet, around her right wrist. Despite an intensive police investigation, the crime remains unsolved, and Police Detective Heitor Texeira said there is little hope of solving it unless the public can help with new information. The state has posted a $50,000 reward, and the Kiss family is offering $10,000 for details leading to the arrest of the killer. Eva Kiss, her mother Eva Moritz and sister Sue Moritz drove from their home in Toronto to mark the four-year anniversary of Zoltan Kiss' death, hoping to draw attention to the case and elicit new information. As police closed off the street, they hammered posters about the case onto utility poles on both sides of the street. "It's very disappoointiing that after four years police still don't have my son's killer," Eva Kiss lamented, standing on the spot where her son's body was found. "I just had a need to be here today to hopefully arouse something in these people." Several neighbors stuck their heads out of windows on both sides of the street to see what the commotion was about. None admitted knowing anything about the crime. "We have spoken to so many people who came out and asked us what we were doing," Kiss said. 'We are just asking people to come forward, do it for the reward, do it to clear your conscience, do it for whatever." Anyone with information about the Zoltan Kiss homicide is asked to call the Police Department at 332-3027 or 576-8335. : |
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| These were the posters printed in Toronto, with my Son's picture and information we had for someone to come forward. |
| Infront of this 'EXACT' house, is where my child last lived and breathed. The resident of this house: 'Knew nothing', 3.a.m.-25 shots fired! |