Caring Mother of Two

                                                                                         

Patty Carrion worked at a convalescent home, demonstrating diligence and compassion suitable to her job. She was also a dedicated, loving mother of twin toddler daughters, one of whom required frequent medical care and a respiratory device. The petite, attractive Hispanic brunette living in the quiet Connecticut community appeared shy and mostly kept to herself.

Others who may have seen her around would have described having seen a scrawny teenage boy, a frail old lady, a bag lady in ratty hats and baggy clothes, or a drag queen in varying wigs and theatrical makeup.

Her transformations were inspired by the need to remain incognito as the notorious cocaine dealer and user with a prior assault conviction in Hartford, CT, and a member of two dangerous street gangs.

On September 20, 1995, in plain view of catatonic witnesses at a quiet Meriden park, Patty Carrion added attempted murder to her growing list of crimes. She assaulted and shot a young Hispanic man whom she perceived was trespassing on her territory. Screaming irately, she shot him point-blank in the chest, and continued shooting as he tried to escape, until he collapsed, having been hit four times.

The victim miraculously survived, but the last anyone has seen of Carrion was when she was fleeing the crime scene on foot, after tossing the .32 caliber gun in the trunk of her car parked nearby. Meriden police seized the car and the contents of its trunk. Along with the weapon, they found 82 packets of cocaine. According to the police, this has been Patty's third shooting. They believe she circulates within the tri-state area, and is possibly in New York. It has now been eight years, and Patty Carrion remains at large.

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