64-year-old man dies 38 years after brutal baseball bat assault in Pennsylvania

homicide

killing of a human being by another human being. Use as value for "manner of death" (P1196) death

permanent cessation of vital functions Pennsylvania

state of the United States of America

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A 64-year-old man in Pennsylvania has died as a result of injuries sustained in a brutal baseball bat assault 38 years ago.
The man's death has been ruled a homicide by a coroner, but the attackers remain unidentified.
The tragic event highlights the long-lasting impact of violent crimes on individuals and their families.

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A man who was beaten with a baseball bat 38 years ago has died in Pennsylvania, ruled as a homicide. Craig Tschudy passed away at a care home in Dallastown at the age of 64 after suffering a diffuse traumatic brain injury in York. It is believed he was assaulted in a case of mistaken identity, and no perpetrators were ever identified. The case will be ruled a homicide due to the injuries contributing to his death 38 years later. No charges will be filed, and no autopsy was performed.

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