Raynor’s estranged son told The Post by phone that he was troubled by his father’s death, despite their having spoken just a handful of times over the past few decades. Of the two dozen busts, just four were unsealed: Two assaults against a girlfriend in 1987, a third assault in 1992 and drug possession rap in 1996, sources said. His name does not appear in the state’s online registry of known sex offenders. Raynor had 24 arrests to his name, but his record did not suggest a history of pedophilia, sources said. The man looked like he was 110.”ĭramatic video shows moment cops open fire on Bronx gunmen who shot rival When he’d go to the store to buy beer, he had to put a backpack on for two little cans because he couldn’t carry them. “The man hardly ever came outside,” said Williams. Williams characterized the octogenarian as frail, and said he had never had reason to suspect him of inappropriate behavior. Police said that the deceased had cuts on his forehead and two black eyes, while Williams described apparent injuries to his nose. Williams confirmed the unnerving messages, noting that they appeared to be written in “black magic marker.” Sources added that “I take dolls in my room for girls age 1-5” was written on his stomach, while “I touch” was scrawled on his right foot. Written on his bare chest were the words, “I touch little girls,” according to police. The 80-year-old man was not identified by police. Raynor was wearing nothing but pants, which were down well below his waist, while his arms were above his head, as though he’d been dragged, Williams said.
I didn’t get too close and I was looking at his stomach and chest to see if they were moving.” “My first instinct was he was drunk and he’d just fallen - even though I’d never seen him drunk. “The next morning I was coming down to get some cigarettes, and I just happened to look back in the hallway and I saw him laying there,” he said.
Police found the body in an apartment building at 256 Corson Ave. Williams eventually dozed off despite the noise - but when he went downstairs in the morning, he spotted his neighbor’s lifeless body splayed out in the building’s hallway.
“I said, ‘What the hell are they doing down there?’ It was loud banging, like ‘boom, boom, boom.’ Like people were wrestling or someone was throwing somebody around.” “It was so loud, I could hear it over the air conditioner,” said Isaac Williams, 40. Raynor’s upstairs neighbor told The Post that he was jolted awake in the wee hours of Monday by a ruckus in the building. Monday inside the first-floor hallway of 256 Corson Ave. The body of Robert Raynor was found just after 9:30 a.m. Retired cop-turned-pol backed by widow of cop he rescued in 1992Īn 80-year-old man was found dead in a Staten Island apartment building with the words “I touch little girls” scrawled across his body, cops and a neighbor said Tuesday. Gun-toting suspect released hours after Staten Island arrest NYC man tracks down his stolen $400K Rolls-Royce - and snatches it backīenched: Staten Island youth baseball coach charged with attacking elderly umpire
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