Sandra Ramos-Cuadrado was 50 when she was found dead in her Olive Street apartment in Naugatuck, Connecticut, on February 18, 2005. A mother of three and grandmother of one, she had moved from New York City about ten years earlier and worked as a nurse staffing coordinator. Her dog, found alive but stabbed in the rib cage, was also a victim of the attack.

Her body showed multiple stab wounds to the head and neck. The Naugatuck Police Department opened a homicide investigation; the case was later reviewed by the Cold Case Unit of the Office of the Chief State’s Attorney, the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Forensic Science Laboratory, and the Waterbury Police Department. No suspects have been publicly identified and no arrests have been announced. A reward of $50,000 is being offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction.

Does anyone who lived in Naugatuck in 2005 recall unusual activity around Olive Street that morning or have information that could help resolve this case?