39: Sean Googin: Tragedy In A Small Town

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On July 3, 1992 Sean Googin finished his shift as a dishwasher at the Lincklean House restaurant in Cazenovia, NY. He was walking the 1/2 mile to Gypsy Bay on Cazenovia Lake shortly after 11:00 p.m to meet his family. The town was celebrating the 4th of July with a carnival and a fireworks display. Sean never made it to the lake that night. What happened to Sean Googin the night of July 3rd, 1992? A small town in Central New York would be horrified by the events of that night. It would take police 9 years to bring a killer to justice.  

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