Youth held in aunt's death

Associated Press · June 18, 1956

Richard Greenwald, 17-year-old college freshman, screams as he is led out of Bronx apartment here today following the shooting of his beloved aunt as she pleaded with him to surrender his .22 caliber rifle. Police were on scene at the time to investigate a call Greenwald allegedly made to his psychiatrist to say he was going to kill his girl friend. Police said youth's bedroom had scores of bullets embedded in ceiling and walls, and knife marks spotted the walls. He was booked on homicide charge.