On Thursday, September 28th, 2000, Joseph Mesa Jr, a freshman at Gallaudet University, started to get worried about his friend, Eric Plunkett. Eric had missed an 8pm tutoring session that evening, and when Joseph started asking around, he realized that no one had seen Eric for at least a couple of days. Eric didn’t have a roommate, so Joseph went to the Resident Advisor, Thomas Koch, and asked if he could just check on Eric to make sure he was okay. Thomas headed down to Eric’s room, but he didn’t answer the door, so Thomas used his master key to unlock the door, but when he pushed it open, he was horrified to find Eric lying on the floor in a pool of his own blood.
Sources:
On the Case with Paula Zahn | Season 3 | Episode 2: Gallaudet Murder from On the Case with Paula Zahn
People Magazine Investigates | Season 3 | Episode 13: The Sound of Silence from People Magazine Investigates
The Gallaudet Murders by Katherine Ramsland from Crime Library
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