Alfred Reid was a 52-year-old business owner and a recognized figure in the Indianapolis, Indiana, community. An entrepreneur, he was known primarily as the owner of the former Black Orchid Lounge, an establishment that was once part of the city's nightlife. Mr. Reid was a Black man who lived and worked in the Indianapolis area, building connections throughout the city.
On March 14, 2007, Alfred Reid was found murdered at a location on North Capitol Avenue. His death was the result of blunt force injuries and was officially classified as a homicide. He was discovered at the address 3906 N. Capitol Avenue.
Following his death, services were held at the Crown Hill Funeral Home to honor his memory. He was survived by his mother, Ruth Reid, as well as a nephew, Dant’e Adams, a great-nephew, Braylon A. Adams, and other relatives and friends who gathered to mourn his passing.
An investigation was opened into the murder of Alfred Reid, and the case is registered under number DP-070036187. To date, no arrests have been made in connection with his death, and no suspects have been publicly identified. The homicide case remains unsolved.
