Mark Edward Groezinger, 29, was found dead in his blue and white 1973 Buick near Mother Cabrini Shrine in Golden, Colorado, on the morning of April 7, 1984. He had been shot multiple times and was discovered slumped over in the front seat; the driver’s side window was shattered. Investigators described the killing as a crime of rage and passion. Numerous shell casings were found inside and outside the car, a paper bag of .38 caliber bullets was on the floorboard, and investigators noted the casings suggested the shooter had reloaded at least twice. Groezinger’s wallet and money were left in the vehicle, but his keys and some jewelry were missing.

The probe focused on his wife, Judy Groezinger, who with a family friend was reportedly the last to see him alive on the evening of April 6 when he said he was going to a local bar to play pool. Discrepancies between Judy’s account and witness statements, plus a recent purchase of a .38-caliber pistol by her, were noted by investigators; no physical evidence directly linked her to the shooting and she was never charged. The case remains unsolved and is considered a cold case.

Did anyone in the Golden area know Mark’s routine, acquaintances, or where he played pool that week?