Monsey, NY – A young man’s body was found Sunday night along an idle rail line near New County Road.
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Ramapo police Lt. Brad Weidel said the body was that of a male, about 25 to 30 years old. The man was found face-down, clothed and wearing a yarmulke and sneakers. He was cleanshaven.
Weidel said there were no obvious signs of foul play.
“I’m treating this as a suspicious death only because he was found in the middle of nowhere,” Weidel said.
Ramapo police, the sheriff’s Bureau of Criminal Investigations and the county medical examiner with Chesed Shell Emes and Misaskim were all at the scene.
Police said all-terrain vehicle riders reported finding the body about 9:30 p.m., about one-third to one-half mile down the tracks from New County Road. The body was removed about 11:20 p.m.
A large crowd had gathered at Monsey Heights Road and was asking police for information.
Chesed Shell Emes was on the case since last night. and working together with the Medical Examiners Office. The bochur O”H had a history of seizures.
The body has been positively identified by the family, as 22-year-old Moshe Yehuda Gluck.
The lvaya will be 3:00pm, at Hellmans Funeral Home, 15 Stage St. in Hillcrest. Burial will take place at Community Synagogue Cemetery on Brickchurch Rd. in Monsey, NY
Oy Hashem, have mercy!
BDE
Eglah arufah?
CSE should never be used again but they are all ways on the ball
Thanks to Rabbi Isaac Lieder from Chesed Shel Emes in Monsey, for giving his night away for Kvod Hanifter.
Boruch Dayan Emes..
With a history of seizures he must have lived a hard life….
May he a Meilitz Yosher.
May his family have the strength to continue.
He had a seizure while walking on the tracks?
#7 and #9 , before you condemn someone, perhaps you should find out what egla arufah means. Its not that hard its in the Chumash. If someone is found dead outside city limits, the city elders have to bring a korbon and do teshuva and say they they did not contribute to his death. And that is called egla arufah
I don’t understand what the problem with #3 comment is, this is a din in the Torah in these situations RL
Baruch dayin Emes. Hamokom yenachem eschem bshoch shar avlei tzion.
Wat a tragiv story. But y wasn’t he reported missing? Where does he live?
The point of Egla Arufa is that we the community are guilty if this fellow who had problems died out in a field since we the community did not care enough to protect and help him etc.. we overlooked a person who needed more help and attention, nobody even knew that he was out by himself in a field with health issues..shame on us, we were to busy with ourselves etc..
No EA in chuz LaAretz
Thanx Isaac leader. You made the kiddish hashem
give tzedakah , some mishnas or tehilim for him
Here’s one – Ben Heh omer Lefoom Tzaarah Agrah
burich dayen emmes
What a horrible tragedy. May there be only simchas in this family.
My Hashem give the parents the strenght to continue helping the multitudes and persist in their great work. Our (small) hearts go out to you as we try in our limited way to be noiseh be’oil with you
Comment #3 about Egla Arufa with a question mark was clearly asking whether or not there was foul play. There was neither anything humorous nor amaratzousdik about the statement. I didn’t see any reason to get bent out of shape but the people attacking poster #3 obviously didn’t understand the statement.
Rabbi Gluck does a great service to the community and he and his family should never again know tzoras like this this terrible tragedy.
Hamokom yenachem eschem bisoch shaarei availei tzion viyerushalayim.
The Glucks are such special people. This is a tremendous tragedy. May they be given strength and may they find nechama.
it scares me, so many times bad (?) things happen to the best people, i am not questioning, but it scares me, this family and the head of the family rabbi gluck are so special it’s a real kiddush hashem to have such a family amongst us,
well i can only strengthen my amunah in hashem that ltav uvid
:'(