In the final days of 2019, a tragic event unfolded inside a North Baltimore home, leaving three men dead and a community searching for answers. Among the victims was Aulsyn James Anderson, a 27-year-old male who lost his life to gun violence on December 30, 2019. The incident, which also claimed the lives of 33-year-old Ralston Desmond Anderson and 33-year-old Ronald Carroll, took place in a residence on East 43rd Street at York Road.
On that Monday evening, Baltimore police responded to
a call that led them to the grim discovery of the three men, all of whom had been shot. The nature of the scene provided an early clue for investigators. Then-Police Commissioner Michael Harrison noted the absence of any signs of forced entry into the home. This detail suggested a chilling possibility: that the person or persons responsible for the triple homicide were likely known to the victims and had been willingly allowed inside the residence.
In the immediate aftermath of the killings, the Baltimore Police Department did not identify any suspects or make any arrests in connection with the case. The investigation into the deaths of Aulsyn Anderson, Ralston Anderson, and Ronald Carroll was launched as the city grappled with a particularly violent year. The triple homicide contributed to the year's total number of homicides, a figure that had already surpassed the previous year's count.
Despite the initial belief that the perpetrator was familiar to the victims, information regarding any subsequent arrests, the identification of any suspects, or the filing of any charges in the death of Aulsyn Anderson and the other two men has not been made publicly available through online sources. The case, like many others, left a painful void for the families and friends of the victims as they awaited justice. The circumstances surrounding the tragic deaths inside the North Baltimore home remain a somber mystery.
