Bulletin Editor passes
By: Mitchell Ellison
Fall 2015
As the suns luminous glow faded into the dark murky twilight on the 15th of October 2015, wails of pain echo about hell's kitchen as soon after, the beloved bulletin editor, Mr. Ben Urich, was found dead on the carpeted floors of his apartment in SoHo.
Mr. Urich, 53, was a senior editor at the bulletin and worked with the publication for the better part of two decades. He was a kind, hardworking and loving man whose passion for journalism and spreading the truth helped save New York on countless occasions. His verbosity was vivid and fluid, captivating the hearts of the readers with his every word. Mr. Urich was not just a co-worker to those of us working at the bulletin, but he was a friend and a mentor whose kind and uplifting words made us light up even on our bluest days.
Mr. Urich was the brainchild behind some of the bulletins most influential articles, including the piece about the battle of New York in 2012 and articles exposing the corrupt millionaire Wilson Fisk and his shady, illegal and harmful acts.
Not many details have surfaced about the beloved editor's death, but it is known that he was strangled in his apartment by an intruder, who the Neighbours described as "morbidly obese" and "intensely intimidating". Some believe that the suspicious intruder is associated with or allied with Fisk.
More details are yet to be uncovered about this harrowing incident, but until then, Bulletin readers are advised to stay wary of men who match the above description and report their suspicions to the NYPD immediately.
We believe that Mr. Urich's death will not be in vain as his tumulous efforts to uncovering incriminating evidence will hopefully be viable in a court of law and be detrimental to bringing down the dark forces that currently plague our city.
Article by:
Mitchell Ellison
senior editor
New York bulletin
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