One year later, single mother’s murder at Henrietta restaurant remains unsolved
HENRIETTA, N.Y. — Tuesday marks one year since the murder of Alyssa Taylor-Curry at Trio Restaurant on Winton Place. Despite ongoing efforts, deputies have yet to identify her killer.
Investigators have made progress but have not identified the shooters. Taylor-Curry, a single mother of two, attended a private party hosted by a promoter at the restaurant. A fight broke out, and multiple rounds of shots were fired.
Taylor-Curry was hit, although investigators do not believe she was the intended target. She was taken to the hospital, where she died hours later.
In January, the Sheriff’s Office released photos from inside the restaurant, hoping to gather information about the incident. Monroe County Sheriff’s Sergeant David Bolton believes three shooters were involved. He cites a lack of cooperation as a significant obstacle in solving the case.




“Alyssa’s friends are being cooperative but really the promoter and the other partygoers are not really being cooperative at all. So we keep putting faces out and bulletins out in an attempt to ID. We have good ideas but we need something more. We need the public to come forward with any information they have as to who was shooting that night,” said Sergeant Bolton.
If you have any information or were present that night, please contact police or CrimeStoppers.
At 5 p.m., Taylor-Curry’s family will hold a balloon release to honor her life. Her family has a GoFundMe for Taylor-Curry’s children. To donate, click here.
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