A trio of retired police officers’ efforts have led to the solving of one of several unsolved Island City homicides after 45 years, authorities said.
ALAMEDA — A trio of retired police officers’ efforts have led to the closure of one of several unsolved Island City homicides after 45 years, authorities said.
On March 16, 1977, officers responded to Bischel Sr.’s home after an attempted burglary while the man was home with his young son. Bischel, who was found suffering from multiple stab wounds, was taken to a hospital and later pronounced dead. After reviewing evidence at the Richmond-based Serological Research Institute lab, the unit identified Bernard as Bischel’s killer.
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