Pennsylvania Man's Death Ruled Homicide 38 Years After Brutal Assault

Craig Tschudy succumbed to injuries from a mistaken identity attack in 1986, with no suspects ever identified.

Craig Tschudy, 64, died from a traumatic brain injury sustained in a 1986 assault.
The attack occurred in York, Pennsylvania, and was a case of mistaken identity.
Despite investigations, the assailants were never identified, and no arrests were made.
The York County Coroner's Office declared the death a homicide, citing the injury's contribution.
There is no statute of limitations on homicides, but no charges will be filed due to lack of suspects.