Deborah Koenig was 25 years old when she was killed on 2nd street in Troy, New York. Deborah was last seen in the early morning hours after leaving Adam’s Rib bar in Troy around 4:00 a.m. On June 15, 1987, Deborah’s body was found near railroad tracks between Jackson Street and Monroe Street in South Troy. Investigators determined that Deborah was the victim of a homicide. Reports stated that she had been beaten and stabbed. Arrests were made early in the investigation, but the case did not result in a conviction. One suspect was acquitted, and charges against another person were dismissed. In 2020, Troy detectives reexamined Deborah’s case using modern forensic technology. Deborah’s homicide remains unsolved, and her family continues to advocate for her.

Anyone with information concerning Deborah Koenig’s unsolved homicide are asked to call the Troy Police Department (518) 270-4411. To remain anonymous and possibly eligible for a reward, call Capital Region Crime Stoppers at (833) 252-8477.

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