On March 13, 1980, 34-year-old Patricia Grimberg was shot multiple times and found dead in the family kitchen of her home on South Pearl Street in Denver. It was a warm spring Thursday; earlier that day she had been tending the front flower bed and had put her youngest daughter down for a nap. Patricia was a native of Holland who came to the United States at age 11, a homemaker who sewed for her family and was active in her church. She left behind three children, ages 13, 11, and two.

A neighbor later recalled hearing a loud popping noise. The 13-year-old daughter discovered Patricia’s body after coming home from school. Police investigated but the case went cold; no arrests or publicly identified suspects have been announced. Her husband, Edmund Grimberg, has suggested it may have been a crime of opportunity.

Did anyone in the neighborhood remember seeing anything or anyone near the Grimberg house on March 13, 1980?