When a New York teen is murdered in his sleep on Halloween night, investigators encounter one of the most perplexing cases of their careers. A close-knit community grieves—and wonders whether one of their own might have been responsible—in this episode of Last Seen Alive.
Chaim Weiss was 15-years-old when he was murdered on Halloween night, 1986. He was only two weeks away from his 16th birthday. His murder remains unsolved. Image source: family photo.Pictured: the Long Beach, New York dorm building where Chaim lived and was sleeping when he was killed. His bedroom was on the third floor. His murderer crept into his room while he was asleep and attacked him with a heavy, bladed object. Image source: Wikipedia Commons.Chaim was one of the top-performing students in his school, in addition to being an athlete (basketball). He was known for his intelligence and sharp sense of humor. Image source: family photo.
If you know anything about the death of Chaim Weiss, please contact the Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-8477. You can remain completely anonymous if you wish.
I don’t know if I should leave comments regarding Chaim Weiss here but I will. I have a few thoughts. I think Rabbi Cooper lit the second candle. I’m sure someone would be allowed into that room seeing that there was a candle burning. We are told not to leave lit candles! I wonder if the Jewish community has problems like the Catholic Church has with improper sexual relationships. The other students were so reluctant to speak, it seems. Thank you for your hard work. June
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I don’t know if I should leave comments regarding Chaim Weiss here but I will. I have a few thoughts. I think Rabbi Cooper lit the second candle. I’m sure someone would be allowed into that room seeing that there was a candle burning. We are told not to leave lit candles! I wonder if the Jewish community has problems like the Catholic Church has with improper sexual relationships. The other students were so reluctant to speak, it seems. Thank you for your hard work. June
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