On a Tuesday evening in Baltimore, Maryland, the life of Tyrelle Lamar Kimble Sr., a 25-year-old Black male, was tragically cut short. On February 27, 2018, at approximately 6:52 p.m., Kimble was killed in the 5600 block of Lothian Road. His death was one of 310 homicides to occur in the city that year.
Born on July 24, 1992, and affectionately known as “Man” or “Wildout,” Tyrelle was a father to two sons, Tyrelle Jr. and Tylen.
He had attended public schools in Wicomico County and was remembered by loved ones for his love of sports, music, and making people laugh. He enjoyed spending his time surrounded by family and friends.
The investigation into Tyrelle Kimble’s death has been met with significant challenges, characteristic of the difficulties faced by law enforcement in addressing the high volume of violent crime in the city. Publicly available records and media coverage do not contain detailed information regarding any specific suspects or arrests made in connection with his murder. The absence of such information could be attributed to a number of factors, including the possibility of an ongoing investigation that has yet to yield any leads, or a lack of extensive media reporting on his specific case. As a result, the circumstances surrounding his death and the pursuit of justice for Tyrelle and his family remain unresolved.
