Stanley Cohen, a 51-year-old male of unknown ethnicity, was found deceased inside his place of business, the S&S Auto Parts Store at 3401 Miller Avenue in Fort Worth, TX, on March 3, 2002. The business had been ransacked, and there were indications of a violent struggle. Cohen died as a result of gunshot wounds, and it was apparent that the crime took place shortly after the business had closed that Sunday afternoon. One of the trucks from the business had been stolen and was later found in the parking lot of the Minyard’s Food Store at the intersection of E. Berry Street and Miller Avenue.
Despite the investigation, no arrests have been made, and the case remains unsolved. Friends of Cohen believed that he let some people into the store after closing hours who claimed to have car trouble, which might have led to the tragic incident. The Fort Worth Police Department continues to seek justice for Stanley Cohen, hoping to bring the perpetrators to justice.
The senseless violence that took Stanley Cohen's life has left a lasting impact on his friends, family, and the community. Cohen was known for his kind and gentle nature, always willing to help those in need. His untimely death has been a significant loss, and many hope that one day, the truth will come to light and justice will be served.
