Fourteen-year-old John Golub Jr. leaves Nassau County Police Headquarters in...

Fourteen-year-old John Golub Jr. leaves Nassau County Police Headquarters in Mineola on March 7, 1989. Golub was being questioned in connection with the murder of Kelly Tinyes. Credit: Michael E. Ach

New family in house where Tinyes was murdered
20 years after Tinyes slaying, bitterness remains
Parents of son who killed neighbor may be on the move
Twenty years after Tinyes murder, killer's family moves
Murder's agony endures on Valley Stream's Horton Road
The search for justice
Golub says he feels sympathy for Tinyes family
Experts: Tough road for Nassau DA to reopen Tinyes case
Experts: Tough road for Nassau DA to reopen Tinyes case
DA reopens Tinyes Valley Stream murder case
Murder's agony endures on Valley Stream's Horton Road
Golub says he feels sympathy for Tinyes family
Case Closed / Newly retired, Robert Edwards of the Nassau homicide squad reflects on matters of life and death
The search for justice
20 years later, doubts linger
THE KILLER: He still says he's innocent
THE NEIGHBORHOOD: On Horton Road, the tension won't go away
Killer's kin put home on the market
A 'hell on Horton Road'
Twenty years after Tinyes murder, killer's family moves
Parents of son who killed neighbor may be on the move
Murder's agony endures on Valley Stream's Horton Road
The search for justice
Golub says he feels sympathy for Tinyes family
Experts: Tough road for Nassau DA to reopen Tinyes case
Experts: Tough road for Nassau DA to reopen Tinyes case
DA reopens Tinyes Valley Stream murder case
Murder's agony endures on Valley Stream's Horton Road
Golub says he feels sympathy for Tinyes family
Case Closed / Newly retired, Robert Edwards of the Nassau homicide squad reflects on matters of life and death
The search for justice
20 years later, doubts linger
THE KILLER: He still says he's innocent
THE NEIGHBORHOOD: On Horton Road, the tension won't go away
Killer's kin put home on the market
A 'hell on Horton Road'
From house decorations and candy makers to restaurant and theater offerings, NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano checks out how Long Islanders are celebrating this holiday season. Credit: Newday

Holiday celebrations around LI From house decorations and candy makers to restaurant and theater offerings, NewsdayTV's Elisa DiStefano checks out how Long Islanders are celebrating this holiday season.

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