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Golub house in Valley Stream goes into contract
Photo credit: Newsday, 2006 / Dick Yarwood
The Valley Stream house where the dead body of 13-year-old Kelly Ann Tinyes was found 20 years ago went into contract Sunday, according to a real estate source.
The four-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom, 4,500-square-foot Tudor-style home, which is owned by the family of Robert Golub, who murdered Tinyes in 1989, was last on the market for $379,000. It was listed in December 2008 for $399,000, according to the source.
The house is listed with Raymond Sung, who declined to comment. The Golubs moved out of the house Saturday after a long-standing feud with the Tinyeses, who still live on the block.
According to Snug's listing, the house features hardwood floors, a new gas heating system, and a full finished basement.
Tinyes was beaten and strangled inside the home, and her body was hidden in the basement.
Newsday File Photo
Tags: Valley Stream , crime
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