In the summer of 2014, in North Charleston, South Carolina, the life of 43-year-old Collette A. Warren-Hamilton was tragically cut short. On Saturday, July 19, 2014, she was killed by gun violence.
At the time of her death, Collette was a supervisor at the Vendue Inn. Her obituary described her as a beloved wife to Louis Hamilton, a mother to her children, Latoya Warren, Louis Warren, and Jatorrie Hamilton, and a grandmother.
Following her death, a headline from a local news
source, cited on a national gun violence memorial page, quoted her daughter saying, ''He took my mommy''. This poignant statement suggested that the family knew who was responsible for Collette's death. However, publicly available online sources and news reports from the time do not contain specific details about who the suspect was or if any arrests were made in connection with the homicide.
Details regarding the circumstances of the shooting and any subsequent investigation or legal proceedings have not been made public in the available online records. The case remains without a publicly documented resolution regarding any suspects or arrests.
