"Shakespearean proportions in its foul and tragic dimensions." Crane told Torres, "To this day, you have never expressed regret at the murder of this beautiful human being. All you have ever done is boast about it to police, to television reporters and to fellow inmates." Torres was sentenced to life imprisonment. Legacy The rock band The Alarm released a song entitled Caroline Isenberg on a 1986 EP that tells the story of her death as does "Suite 929" by Brian Gari on his CD "Songs For Future Musicals." "Night Prayer," a poem by Seattle-based author Stacey Levine, appeared in the May 1985 issue of the political/activist journal Northwest Passage. The poem reflects on Caroline Isenberg's death. Scholarships A number of scholarships have been established to commemorate Isenberg, including one at her secondary school and one at Harvard. Caroline R. Isenberg Scholarship Fund is given at the Brimmer and May School to an Upper School student who shows promise in art . Caroline Isenberg Traveling Fellowship, Harvard University Filmography First Affair (1983) References External links Berger, Joseph. "Doctor Recalls His Brother, A Suspect in Rooftop Slaying", New York Times, December 9, 1984 Chambers, Marcia. "Torres is Guilty in the Slaying of Actress", New York Times, June 29, 1985. Torres Is Guilty in the Slaying of Actress, 23 McFadden, Robert D. "Drama Student is Stabbed to Death on West Side", New York Times, December 3, 1984. Rather, Dan. "New York City / Actress' Murder", CBS Evening News, Monday, Dec 03, 1984 Vanderbilt Television News Archive 1961 births 1984 deaths 1984 murders in the United States 20th-century American actresses Actresses from Massachusetts American stage actresses Deaths by stabbing in New York (state) Harvard College alumni History of New York City People from Brookline, Massachusetts People murdered in New York City Women in New York City History of women in New York City