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Lisa Marie Greaves was 23 when she was murdered inside her family home on Kingwood Road in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, on March 25, 2005. She was Heather Greaves’s younger sister and aunt to three-year-old Avery Johnson. Memorials describe Lisa as loyal, fond of dancing, cats, music and the color pink, and a medical school graduate who worked as a manager for Great Expectations.

The attack began when John Charles Eichinger arrived at the house intending to kill Heather, who he was fixated on. After stabbing Heather in the hallway, he turned on Heather’s daughter Avery when Heather urged the child to call 911. Lisa encountered Eichinger as she came out of the bathroom; he admitted later that he attacked her because he did not want to go to jail. Lisa fought back and, by memorial accounts, suffered 35 stab wounds. Before leaving, Eichinger cut Lisa’s shirt in an apparent attempt to mislead investigators.

Eichinger was identified by a neighbor and located at his workplace in Somers Point, New Jersey, where he ultimately confessed to the killings and to a 1999 murder. He was convicted of the Greaves family murders and related charges; at sentencing the court imposed three consecutive death sentences for the March 25 killings and a life sentence for the earlier murder. Does anyone have memories of Lisa or information about the family that could help preserve their story?