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Friday, May 9, 2008
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Top Cold Case File Story
Cold Case: Charles DuBois
A missing dog may be the clue to solving a local murder case dating back to 2003. Richmond police say Charles DuBois was shot to death in a home invasion robbery. His dog vanished that same night.Read more » More Cold Case File Stories
Cold Case: Thomas Walker
Investigators say a Richmond man's unsuspecting nature may have lead to his death. Nearly six years after Thomas Walker was fatally shot, his killer remains on the loose. Read more » 
Cold Case: Shamar King
A Richmond 15-year-old was gunned down in his own home seven years ago. The murder of Shamar King remains unsolved, but police hope someone will come forward now that a "person of interest" is behind bars. Read more » 
Cold Case: Jesse Brown & Waynette Arnold
Jesse Brown and Waynette Arnold were strangers, as far as police can determine. Their only connection came in death. They were shot by the same weapon, 20 minutes and a couple of blocks apart. Read more » 
Cold Case: Harold Moye
Fifty-two-year-old Harold Moye was gunned down outside his home in north Richmond on a cold Friday night, January 12th, 2007. It is a murder that has devastated his family and stumped police, who need a break to solve the case. Read more » 
Cold Case: Frederico Hawkins
Frederico Hawkins was gunned down in broad daylight on Richmond's north side in April 2004. Investigators say his death followed an argument that started around 10:40 in the morning in front of a house in the 3400 lock of Carolina Avenue. Neighbors say they heard loud voices, followed by a series of gunshots. Read more » 
Cold Case: Calvin Moseley and Anthony DavisCalvin Moseley and Anthony Davis were gunned down as they sat in a vehicle parked in front of the Waste Management office on Gordon Street on Richmond's South side. One of the two assailants was wearing a distinctive piece of outerwear – a pair of coveralls – like the ones often worn by hunters and construction workers. Read more » 
Cold Case: Glen VenableRichmond Homicide Detectives say the murder of Glen Venable was witnessed by several people, yet many of those witnesses have not come forward. Venable was shot to death at a Highland Park home in the 2100 block of 2nd Avenue on November 30th, 2006. Read more » 
Cold Case: John Jordan, Jr.
John Jordan, Jr. was fun-loving, clean-cut young man with a job and a car. He was doing a friend a favor - driving him home - when he was cut down in a hail of gunfire in Gilpin court. It was a day his family will never forget: June 26th, 2000, Jordan's 24th birthday. Read more » 
Cold Case: Michael Dobbs
Twenty-two year old Michael Dobbs was a graduate of Hermitage High School. He was the victim of a late-night robbery gone bad in Richmond. It happened early in the morning on Super Bowl Sunday 2006. Dobbs had been visiting friends in the fan late Saturday night. He left to walk to his car, but never made it home. Read more » 
Cold Case: Willie Nelson Cutright
Willie Nelson Cutright was trying to do the right thing when he warned drug dealers to stay away from the Pinebrook Village Apartments. His death in 1989 devastated his family. Now a Richmond homicide detective hopes time will work in his favor and someone will finally come forward to put things right. Read more » 
Cold Case: Renika Crenshaw and Alonzo Evans
Renika Crenshaw and Alonzo Evans were in love. They shared an apartment and a dream - to take a family cruise together. The horror of their killings is magnified by the fact that Renika was pregnant when she died. Read more » 
Cold Case: Etta Adkins Porter
Etta Adkins Porter was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time when she was shot to death on a warm August evening in 2004. What is so frustrating for the investigator, Detective Kenneth Foster, is that he knows there are eyewitnesses who have not yet come forward to tell what they saw. Read more » 
Cold Case: Corey Patterson and Marcus Anderson
Corey Patterson and Marcus Anderson were robbed and killed - in front of their children and girlfriends - in a small house where they all lived. It was a sunny, Saturday afternoon when two masked killers - one with a shotgun and one with a pistol - entered the home on North 28th Street in Richmond, intent on robbery. Read more » 
Cold Case: Tim Williams
Shooing away some neighborhood thugs a couple of years ago may have cost a Richmond man his life. By all accounts, Tim Williams was a good man, a good husband, father, and son. Now police are asking for someone to do the right thing for his family and tell what they know about his murder. Read more » 
Cold Case: Darren Bailey
Darren Bailey was a young Richmond father who was on a routine trip to the store when he was killed. Police say his murder was a robbery gone bad. Bailey was shot to death just moments after he walked out of a convenience store along Hull Street late one night in August 2005. Read more » |
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