Guest Posted December 13, 2000 Report Share Posted December 13, 2000 Gaik Papazyan, 27, is accused of killing jeweler Karo Zeytounyan, 44, in a botched robbery attempt on Thursday, December 7th in Granada Hills, California. Zeytounyan, a native of Armenia and a married father of two, had planned to close the store at the end of the month because business was slow. Police are searching for other suspects. I wish his family strength; especially during this holiday season. Imagine coming to the US all the way from Armenia only to be killed by another Hye. I hope I never stop being sickened by an Armenian killing another Armenian. [This message has been edited by Pilafhead (edited December 12, 2000).] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted December 13, 2000 Report Share Posted December 13, 2000 Pilaf here is another story for you I was in Greece last christmas and this was in the main news: One armenian man, was burnt almost to death by two armenians who arson him in the garage outside the city. The man luckly survived. Police say that those guys demanded money from him and he didn't guve at the right time, so they arson him And it was in the main news. Arturp.S. Wolf attacks wolf if there is nothing to eat. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted December 13, 2000 Report Share Posted December 13, 2000 quote:Originally posted by Artur:p.S. Wolf attacks wolf if there is nothing to eat.That explains some crime in Glendale/Hollywood, but where the above killing occurred is about 25-30 minutes drive from Glendale. The killer specifically had to have targetted the guy. There are not alot of Armenians in Granada Hills.What makes a wolf go through great effort to hunt out another wolf? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted December 14, 2000 Report Share Posted December 14, 2000 quote:Originally posted by Pilafhead:I wish his family strength; especially during this holiday season. Imagine coming to the US all the way from Armenia only to be killed by another Hye. I hope I never stop being sickened by an Armenian killing another Armenian.Amen.[This message has been edited by Pilafhead (edited December 12, 2000).][/b] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted December 14, 2000 Report Share Posted December 14, 2000 quote:Originally posted by Pilafhead:Gaik Papazyan, 27, is accused of killing jeweler Karo Zeytounyan, 44, in a botched robbery attempt on Thursday, December 7th in Granada Hills, California.Zeytounyan, a native of Armenia and a married father of two, had planned to close the store at the end of the month because business was slow.Police are searching for other suspects.I wish his family strength; especially during this holiday season. Imagine coming to the US all the way from Armenia only to be killed by another Hye. I hope I never stop being sickened by an Armenian killing another Armenian.]HEllo PilafJan His name is was not Gagik it's Hiyko , the same Hiko who was involvd in atlist 3 more robbery's , hi is the same hiko who shot the owner of Golden Fish market, Ashot, in Hollywood , and the same Hiko who whas in Jale in Poland for 3 counts of extortion , same Hiko who has been intimadating Armenian Owned Busnises for some time naw. he ha s been in USA for 2 or 3 years. Artur miangamiyn jisht es - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted December 14, 2000 Report Share Posted December 14, 2000 #1 NORTHRIDGE--A jewelry store owner who planned to close his business at the end of the month was shot and killed by robbers shortly before noon Thursday, authorities said. In what police called "a robbery gone wrong," two men walked into Sunrise Jewelers in the 8900 block of Tampa Avenue about 11:20 a.m. and attempted to rob the store. They shot the store owner several times in the chest and face with a handgun, police said, leaving rings and necklaces scattered on the floor around him. Two employees of a nearby store who heard the shots attempted to revive the man, but he died at the scene. Police identified the slain man as Karo Zeytounyan, 44, of Diamond Bar. His brother-in-law, Noubar Sadikian, said Zeytounyan was a native of Yerevan, Armenia, and a married father of two. Moments after the shooting, witnesses said they saw two or three men sprinting from the store, located in the busy Walnut Grove Shopping Center. A suspect was arrested with the help of a witness who chased him, police said. Two other people were taken to the police station for questioning, but were later released. Police said two other robbers remained at large Thursday night. The man arrested was identified as 27-year-old Gaik Papazyan, who was booked on suspicion of murder and was being held at the Los Angeles Police Department's Devonshire Division station in lieu of $1 million bail. "At least one witness chased after them and helped the police" catch the suspect, said Capt. Joseph Curreri of the Devonshire Division. "A robbery gone wrong, that's what it was." The store had a security camera, but Curreri said police were not sure if it was working. The jeweler planned to close his struggling business later this month and go to work at his brother's jewelry store in North Hollywood, shopkeepers and family members said. Relatives and fellow merchants were stunned and saddened by the jeweler's death. "If you knew 5,000, if you knew 10,000 people, you would not find a guy, a good guy like this," Sadikian said. " . . . He was going to quit and work with his brother. He was the nicest guy." Linda Peck, who works at the hair salon next door to the jewelry store, said she saw three well-dressed men--one in a trench coat--sprinting frantically across the parking lot when she drove in to work. "I just can't believe it," Peck said. "He was the nicest person." Shopper Clara Pente agreed: "He was so sweet, the nicest man. "He was going to close the store," she added. "He told me everything in the store was for sale. He was cute. He was funny. He even said he was for sale. I can't believe he's gone." #2 A San Fernando Superior Court judge on Monday ordered a man charged with murder in the shooting death of a Northridge jewelry store owner to be held without bail until his arraignment. Gaik Papazyan, 27, is accused of killing jeweler Karo Zeytounyan, 44, of Diamond Bar, in a botched robbery attempt Thursday, making him eligible for the death penalty if convicted. Los Angeles Police Det. Brad Cochran said the robbery attempt elevated the slaying to a death-penalty offense. Zeytounyan, a native of Armenia and a married father of two, had planned to close the store at the end of the month because business was slow, police said. Papazyan's arraignment has been scheduled for Dec. 18. Police are searching for other suspects. [This message has been edited by MosJan (edited December 14, 2000).] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted December 14, 2000 Report Share Posted December 14, 2000 Movses, the second article you posted was the one I must have seen. The details about the jeweler in #1 just make me feel even sicker. Once again my heart goes out to this man's family. This country is just too damn infested with guns and gun violence. My brother-in-law was shot to death in Florida in January by some scumbag he had just fired. They still haven't caught the Cuban bastard. If anyone reading this knows someone in South Florida, please forward this link to them. Thanks in advance. http://www.americasmostwanted.com/site/thi...io20000923.html [This message has been edited by Pilafhead (edited December 14, 2000).] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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