Edith Kiecorius

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Edith Kiecorius

Birth
Kings County, New York, USA
Death
22 Feb 1961 (aged 4–5)
New York, New York County, New York, USA
Burial
East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, New York, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section 16, Row BB, Grave 20
Memorial ID
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Edith was a 4 year old who with her mother and brother visited her uncle in the Chelsea section of NY on Washington's Birthday. She was playing outside, as most children did back then, and shortly after 4 PM was discovered missing.
After a massive manhunt that ranged from NYC to Chicago, to Massachusetts, her body was found 4 days later in a run down hotel.
More than 1000 mourners attended a Mass of the Angels on March 2, 1961 at St Rose of Lima Church, Brooklyn, NY
She was laid to rest next to her father, Albinas, who died the year she was born.
Edith was survived by her mother, brother, and grandmother.

She is also remembered by many who lived during her disappearance and were touched by the event. This story was front page for almost one year.

The person who did this was convicted of first degree murder and kidnapping.



A very big thank you to Lillian A. Young Mioduski for sponsoring Edith's pages.

Note: I do not give anyone permission to reprint any information or photo's that have been added to this memorial.
Edith was a 4 year old who with her mother and brother visited her uncle in the Chelsea section of NY on Washington's Birthday. She was playing outside, as most children did back then, and shortly after 4 PM was discovered missing.
After a massive manhunt that ranged from NYC to Chicago, to Massachusetts, her body was found 4 days later in a run down hotel.
More than 1000 mourners attended a Mass of the Angels on March 2, 1961 at St Rose of Lima Church, Brooklyn, NY
She was laid to rest next to her father, Albinas, who died the year she was born.
Edith was survived by her mother, brother, and grandmother.

She is also remembered by many who lived during her disappearance and were touched by the event. This story was front page for almost one year.

The person who did this was convicted of first degree murder and kidnapping.



A very big thank you to Lillian A. Young Mioduski for sponsoring Edith's pages.

Note: I do not give anyone permission to reprint any information or photo's that have been added to this memorial.