Fred Winner, 61, was shot to death in Collingdale, Pennsylvania, on the morning of February 18, 1993, after returning from a bank with $10,000 to stock the check-cashing part of his long‑running store on MacDade Boulevard. He had operated the variety store since 1967 and was well known in the borough. The killing occurred in the alley behind the shop; a neighboring tavern owner found Winner lying in a pool of blood, and an employee who had been inside the store ran out to find him unresponsive.

Investigators have said the assailant may have known Winner’s routine and waited for him to leave the bank. The only public lead described a man in a grey suit seen in the area, driving either a Lincoln Mark VII or a Lincoln Continental. No arrests have ever been announced and the case remains unsolved.

Did anyone in the Collingdale area at the time see the grey‑suited man or recall a Lincoln matching that description near MacDade Boulevard that morning?