☑️ David Koscuik's body was found in a locked trunk in Lakewood

☑️ His brother is upset at the lack of information

☑️ A GoFundMe page was created to help with funeral expenses


LAKEWOOD — The brother of a man who was found dead in the back of a vehicle in Lakewood is "pissed" at law enforcement for a lack of information about their investigation.

The body of David Koscuik, 57, was found in the trunk of a vehicle on Wednesday on Fairview Court in Ocean Park Village, according to Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer. No other information has been disclosed about the discovery, including the type of vehicle and how the discovery was made.

The prosecutor's office on Monday morning told New Jersey 101.5 the investigation remains "active and ongoing."

Anthony Koscuik, David's older brother who lives in Florida, told the New York Post that investigators from the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office are not giving him any answers.

“I’m very pissed off. They just told me he was gone,” Andrew told the Post.

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David Koscuik
David Koscuik (Manchester police)
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David Koscuik sought help for drugs

Anthony told the Post that his brother had a drug problem but was seeking help in rehab. They grew up in Edison.

A GoFundMe fundraiser was set up by a friend of Andrew's to help with funeral expenses.

David Koscuik was reported missing to Manchester police on Feb. 16 after not being seen for 8 days. He was last seen in Brooklyn driving a gray 2017 Chevrolet Malibu.

Tony Koscuik told the Asbury Park Press that David Koscuik was last seen on Feb. 2 leaving his late mother's home on New Hampshire Avenue in Lakewood with two men. David later called his girlfriend and said he was trying to get home from Brooklyn.

Billhimer asked anyone with information about this investigation to call the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office at 732-929-2027, extension 4105, or Lakewood Township Police at 732-363-0200.

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