Timothy “Pizza” Pirraglia, 47, male, was found dead after a late-night dispute at a home in the gated Treasure Lake community outside DuBois, Pennsylvania, on June 6, 2025. According to local reporting and court records summarized by area outlets, the confrontation began after Timothy “Pizza” Pirraglia, 47, male, returned from work around 9:30 p.m. and argued with his roommate, Christopher T. Euard, about their living arrangements inside a Villa Court residence. A third roommate later told police the argument turned physical, with the two separating to their rooms for roughly half an hour before tensions flared again.
When the men re-emerged, witnesses and an affidavit described Euard stepping into the hallway with an AR-style rifle and confronting Timothy “Pizza” Pirraglia, 47, male. The third roommate reported hearing the victim say, “do it” and “you’re not going to do it,” followed by a single loud pop. Responding officers found Timothy “Pizza” Pirraglia, 47, male, shot once in the chest and beyond help. Euard later told investigators he “passed out” and didn’t call 911 until after 3 a.m., a delay that matched the timeline the third roommate provided to police.
Authorities identified the victim as Timothy R. “Pizza” Pirraglia, 47, male, of the DuBois area, and next-of-kin notifications and funeral notices soon followed in local papers and funeral home postings, corroborating his age and date of death. Memorial notices recounted a man known for loyalty and humor whose life was cut short on June 6, 2025.
Police arrested Christopher T. Euard, 52, at the scene and booked him into the Clearfield County Jail without bail on charges including criminal homicide and aggravated assault. Subsequent coverage noted that investigators recovered the rifle and that Euard’s preliminary hearing was scheduled as the case moved into the courts. The reporting consistently framed Euard as the sole suspect in the killing of Timothy “Pizza” Pirraglia, 47, male; no additional suspects were named.
As the investigation proceeded, regional outlets and national crime desks echoed the same core account: a roommate dispute that escalated, a single fatal shot, and an immediate arrest. Nothing in the public record at that time suggested any arrests beyond Euard or any suspects other than him in the death of Timothy “Pizza” Pirraglia, 47, male.
