Authorities seek public help in 1981 unsolved murder case

Authorities Seek Public Help in 1981 Unsolved Murder Case

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September 19, 2024

Warwick, NY – New York State Police, the Town of Warwick Police Department, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are jointly seeking the public’s assistance in the ongoing homicide investigation of Dawn Marino.

Marino was last seen on May 16, 1981, at the Corner Tavern, also known as “Rinky Dinks,” in Pine Island, NY. Her remains were discovered on October 31, 1987, in a wooded area off Little York Road in Warwick, NY.

Authorities are urging anyone with information related to Marino’s death to come forward. Information can be provided through the following tip lines:

– New York State Police: 845-344-5370
– Warwick Police Department: 845-986-3344
– Federal Bureau of Investigation: 212-384-1000

Additionally, tips can be sent via email to CRIMETIP@TROOPERS.NY.GOV or NEWYORK@FBI

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