UNSOLVED HOMICIDE: BRIAN EGG

 

When the friendliest resident of San Francisco’s SoMa neighborhood suddenly disappears, the entire neighborhood is suspicious. His neighbors’ worst fears are confirmed when a privately-hired crime scene clean-up crew arrives at his home, prompting police to respond and discover something gruesome concealed inside an aquarium in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

Brian Egg, long-time resident of San Francisco’s SoMa neighborhood and homicide victim, smiles in an undated photo.

The Clara St house Brian called home for 40 years . The plants pictured were attentively cared for by Brian prior to his death.

Lance Silva, a person of interest in Brian’s homicide, was found by police to be in possession of Brian’s debit card and a car purchased in his name.

Neighbors became suspicious whenever they stopped seeing Brian walking his dog, Lucky (pictured), through the neighborhood.

Sources mentioned in this episode:

‘It Appears They’ve Gotten Away with Murder’: San Francisco Murder Case Remains Unsolved One Year Later (ABC7 News)

Probation Revoked for Person of Interest in SF Torso Case (NBC Bay Area)

Headless Body Found in San Francisco Fish Tank Identified as Missing Man (SF Gate)

Egg Case Officially Ruled a Homicide (Bay Area Reporter)

Person of Interest in Headless Body Case Held at Santa Rita Jail (Bay City News via patch.com)

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