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Georgia Man Turns Self In For Killing NJ Man In Front Of Children In 1989: Officials.Restaurants & Bars Georgia Man Turns Self In For Killing NJ Man In Front Of Children In 1989: Officials A man in North Jersey was fatally shot during a home burglary in 1989.A suspect from Georgia was arrested this week.HUDSON COUNTY, NJ — A Georgia man has been charged in connection with a cold case homicide and home invasion in Bayonne in 1989, prosecutors said Thursday.Joseph Quiros-Soto, 62, was arrested at his home in Griffin, Ga., on Wednesday and charged with murder, said a spokesperson for the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office.Prosecutors said that on Aug.9, 1989, Bayonne police were notified of a home invasion and shooting in an apartment at 438 Avenue C.Find out what's happening in Hobokenfor free with the latest updates from Patch.Police found Mauricio Cuadra, 48, unresponsive.He had been shot by an unknown man who'd entered the house, officials said.He was pronounced dead a short time after the shooting, prosecutors said.Find out what's happening in Hobokenfor free with the latest updates from Patch.For 37 years, his killer remained free.On Wednesday, Quiros-Soto was arrested by the Spalding County (Georgia) Sheriff’s Office, prosecutors said.He's now awaiting extradition to New Jersey.Besides murder, he's been charged with murder during the commission of a burglary, police said.Court documents indicate that Quiros-Soto shot Cuadra to death while his children was home.According to the documents, he recently confessed to the crime in Georgia.Hudson County Prosecutor Wayne Mello credited the Homicide Unit, the Locust Grove Police Department in Georgia, and the Spalding County Sheriff’s Office with the investigation and arrest, a spokeswoman said.The Prosecutor's Office did not respond to additional questions, but Patch will update this story if more information is available.Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox.Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.