A man is found beaten to death in his mobile home In the quiet town of Barrington, New Hampshire, a grim discovery was made on April 23, 2003. Michael Zsigray, a 46-year-old Caucasian male, was found dead in his mobile home located on Route 4. The scene was discovered by his teenage son who had stopped by to see his father. An subsequent autopsy would later reveal the violent nature of his death; Zsigray had died as a result of blunt force trauma to the head.
He lived alone in the residence.
Michael Zsigray was known as a hardworking, self-employed auto mechanic with a passion for restoring cars and selling used parts. Born on March 22, 1957, in Frederick, Maryland, he was a graduate of Oyster River High School's class of 1976. Friends and family remembered him as a good father. His life was cut short in a manner that has left a lasting impact on his community and loved ones.
Despite the passage of time, the homicide of Michael Zsigray remains unsolved. Law enforcement officials have investigated the case, but no arrests have been made, and no suspects have been publicly identified. The New Hampshire Department of Justice lists his death as an unsolved homicide, a cold case that continues to await a breakthrough. The lack of resolution has left his family and community searching for answers and justice for his untimely death.
