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DECEMBER 28, 2003 · 59355 BREMEN HIGHWAY
One Mishawaka killing stands named as unsolved in the record of the press of record, and it stands here at exactly the size that record supports. On December 28, 2003, St. Joseph County Police responded to a panic alarm at 59355 Bremen Highway, on the city's south side. They entered through an unlocked breezeway door and found Gordon Wolfe, 54, in his living room, dead. Police determined that Wolfe had been killed by a gunshot fired through the front of his house.
That is the whole of the public shape of the case: a name, a date, an address, a method. The South Bend Tribune's accounting six years on — "Homicide Unsolved 6 Years Later" (2010) — carries the case as unsolved, and no later public accounting by the county police, the prosecutor, the State Police, or Crime Stoppers was reached: Wolfe stands on no state list and in no published appeal. The case is the St. Joseph County Police Department's, the ground being county ground at the city's edge, and the file, so far as the public record states, is still open — a shot through the front of a house on the Bremen Highway, twenty-three years ago this December, with the record holding nothing after 2010. Where the record stops, this entry stops.
Sources:
- South Bend Tribune, "Homicide Unsolved 6 Years Later" (2010) — the panic alarm, the breezeway door, the living room, and the shot through the front of the house, and the case's standing as unsolved.
- the Crime History section of this history — the case carried at the Crime section's close, at the same size, and pointed here.
- Indiana State Police, Bremen District Investigations, read whole November 2026, and Michiana Crime Stoppers' published appeals as reached — the case's absence from both, stated as a finding about the lists.