First party i went to freshman year in 98 was at the “mint house”44 sicard. Mint green house behind the gym. Everyone called it “the mint”. Also 3 different houses on Hamilton.
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First party i went to freshman year in 98 was at the “mint house”44 sicard. Mint green house behind the gym. Everyone called it “the mint”. Also 3 different houses on Hamilton.
I knew Ned Snelgrove, worked with him. Knew him when he was finally arrested working for HP in Paramus (I think). As far as I know, he only killed one girl in Sayreville or somewhere like that. He actually got away with it. A few years later he tried to kill another girl up north but she fought him off and survived. He made the mistake of telling her his name and where he worked. Ended up in that notorious prison south of Newark.45 Louis st.
Before or after the serial killer Ned Snelgrove? My wife lived there when he lived there and was chopping up co-eds. He was upstairs and my wife and 4 friends downstairs.
When he got out he killed again in Rhode Island. Tried again after that and got caught.I knew Ned Snelgrove, worked with him. Knew him when he was finally arrested working for HP in Paramus (I think). As far as I know, he only killed one girl in Sayreville or somewhere like that. He actually got away with it. A few years later he tried to kill another girl up north but she fought him off and survived. He made the mistake of telling her his name and where he worked. Ended up in that notorious prison south of Newark.
I sold 2 houses on that street last year. Rumor was someone was dealing drugs out of one on that block.Our youngest son who graduated last year lived on Plum Street his senior year. His last month there they had a drive-by shooting two doors down.
I stayed over most of the holidays one year.. had a project to complete... man, the place is like a ghost town.. not surprising our place got targeted to be a crack house for a time.. I'd hope security cameras have prevented such things these days...
Lived at 13 Conduct st.Condict Street...the best off campus location no one has heard off. House is demolished now and replaced by luxury apartments.
Our youngest son who graduated last year lived on Plum Street his senior year. His last month there they had a drive-by shooting two doors down.
Went to Cook with Ned. Something off with him then. Knew the poor girl he killed also.I knew Ned Snelgrove, worked with him. Knew him when he was finally arrested working for HP in Paramus (I think). As far as I know, he only killed one girl in Sayreville or somewhere like that. He actually got away with it. A few years later he tried to kill another girl up north but she fought him off and survived. He made the mistake of telling her his name and where he worked. Ended up in that notorious prison south of Newark.
PS. There is a book out about him regarding his killings and the mind of a killerWent to Cook with Ned. Something off with him then. Knew the poor girl he killed also.
Lived at 13 Conduct st.
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100 Easton Ave
Nice! 38 Sicard alum here. Was the basketball hoop in the drive way still there when you were there. One of my housemates installed it in the summer of 94.38 Sicard in the muthaphuckin hizouse!
Oh it sure was. We got great use out of it. But I have a bad memory re: it, too @Local Shill That darn railroad tie. One day we were ballin' out there, and after a layup I came down, ankle bent, half on the tie, have off. Fractured my 5th metatarsal, was in a cast for like forever... slow-healing bone. Funny thing is, because the cast eventually got wet & stinky, my buddies in the house started callin' me Ol' Dirty... which is where the handle DirtyRU was born, haha. So that hoop is essentially responsible for my board name. :DNice! 38 Sicard alum here. Was the basketball hoop in the drive way still there when you were there. One of my housemates installed it in the summer of 94.