A man is found dead behind the greenhouse where he had been living On the first day of the new year, January 1, 1980, a grim discovery was made in the small town of Searsmont, Maine. The body of Arthur Robinson was found behind the greenhouse where he had been living. The circumstances of his death immediately pointed towards foul play, prompting an investigation by the Maine State Police.
Investigators have considered robbery as a potential motive for the crime that cut Arthur Robinson's life short.
Over the decades, authorities have interviewed numerous individuals in connection with the case, hoping to uncover the truth of what happened on that winter's day. Despite these efforts, the case has grown cold, and no significant breakthroughs have led to an arrest.
The identity of who is responsible for the death of Arthur Robinson remains a mystery. The case is still considered an unsolved homicide, and law enforcement continues to seek information from the public that might finally bring a resolution to this long-standing cold case. The passage of time has not diminished the commitment of investigators to bring justice for Arthur Robinson.
