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East Boston vigil honors Susan Taraskiewicz

Supporters and family members gathered at Constitution Beach in East Boston for a vigil honoring Susan Taraskiewicz, marking thirty-four years since her unsolved murder. The victim, also known as Su, was a Saugus woman and Logan Airport worker whose body was discovered inside the trunk of a car. Investigators have yet to identify her killer, leaving loved ones searching for answers over more than three decades. Despite the enduring mystery, her family maintains renewed hope that authorities will ultimately solve the long-standing cold case.

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  • ✓ A vigil was held at Constitution Beach in East Boston to honor Susan Taraskiewicz thirty-four years after her murder.
  • ✓ Susan Taraskiewicz was a Logan Airport worker and Saugus resident whose body was found in the trunk of a car.
  • ✓ The murder investigation remains unsolved after thirty-four years.
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A vigil was held at Constitution Beach in East Boston to mark thirty-four years since the murder.

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  1. East Boston Vigil Honors Susan Taraskiewicz After 34 Years

    Supporters and family members gathered at Constitution Beach in East Boston for a vigil honoring Susan Taraskiewicz, marking thirty-four years since her unsolved murder. The victim, also known as Su, was a Saugus woman and Logan Airport worker whose body was discovered inside the trunk of a car. Investigators have yet to identify her killer, leaving loved ones searching for answers over more than three decades. Despite the enduring mystery, her family maintains renewed hope that authorities will ultimately solve the long-standing cold case.

    Why it matters

    The case dates back thirty-four years, capturing regional attention due to the grim nature of the discovery and its ties to Logan Airport. Annual and periodic gatherings like the Constitution Beach vigil keep public pressure on law enforcement to pursue leads in cold cases. Family members continue to advocate for resolution as decades pass without an arrest.

    What is confirmed

    • A vigil was held at Constitution Beach in East Boston to honor Susan Taraskiewicz thirty-four years after her murder.
    • Susan Taraskiewicz was a Logan Airport worker and Saugus resident whose body was found in the trunk of a car.
    • The murder investigation remains unsolved after thirty-four years.

    Still unconfirmed

    • The family has renewed hope in solving the murder after thirty-four years.

    What to watch next

    • Any updates from law enforcement regarding new forensic evidence or leads in the cold case
    Sources used for this update (6)
    1. WCVB — East Boston vigil honors Susan Taraskiewicz
    2. The Boston Globe — After 34 years, Susan Taraskiewicz’s family has renewed hope in solving her murder
    3. CBS News — Search continues for Logan Airport worker's killer, 34 years after gruesome discovery
    4. Yahoo — Vigil held in East Boston for Susan Taraskiewicz, 34 years after her murder
    5. Advocate News Online — A vigil for Susan “Su” Taraskiewicz, a victim in 34-year-old unsolved murder, is set for Saturday at Constitution Beach in East Boston at 12 noon
    6. Yahoo — Family still seeks answers 34 years after Saugus woman was found murdered in trunk of car
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