Paul give scripture that he feels applies to this horrifc situation of bankers being murdered and applies prophecy to these horrific killings.
HOBOKEN, N.J. – Authorities say a body found in the Hudson River earlier this week has been identified as that of a banker who disappeared while jogging in Hoboken.
But they have not determined a cause of death for 27-year-old Andrew Jarzyk, a Hoboken resident who went missing on March 30. Authorities have said surveillance cameras showed Jarzyk jogging along the Hudson River near Pier C Park early that morning as he trained for a half marathon.
Hoboken police say the identification was made Tuesday night by the state Regional Medical Examiner’s Office in Newark through the forensic analysis of Jarzyk’s teeth and several “personal identifiers.” They say the body showed no signs of trauma that would have indicated foul play.
Nearly a month after Andrew Jarzyk went missing his family, at long last, has been given some amount of closure.
The 27-year-old’s family has confirmed that a body found in the Hudson River on Monday is that of the Hoboken, N.J., jogger and banker who had been missing since the early hours of April 1.
But despite his body’s recovery, his family says his death and disappearance is still deeply shrouded in mystery.
“At this time we do not have answers into why Andrew’s life ended at such a young age. Please be accepting to the fact we may never have these answers,” his brother posted on a public Facebook page created for his recovery. Read More