On a spring day in Baltimore, Maryland, the life of a promising young woman was tragically cut short. Reanna Lynn Greene, a 26-year-old Caucasian female, was found deceased on April 23, 2015, in the Canton Crossing shopping center. A registered nurse with a passion for helping others, she had dedicated her career to the demanding environment of the R.
Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland Medical Center.
The investigation into her death revealed a grim sequence of events. Greene was discovered inside an SUV alongside a colleague, 29-year-old Mark McKenna. Both had sustained fatal gunshot wounds. Authorities quickly determined that the incident was a murder-suicide. The preliminary investigation led Baltimore police to conclude that McKenna shot Greene before turning the weapon on himself. No other individuals were believed to be involved in the tragic event.
Both Greene and McKenna were respected nurses at the trauma center where they worked. Their sudden and violent deaths sent shockwaves through the hospital community, where they were remembered as compassionate and skilled professionals. Investigators learned that the two had been in a relationship, and it is believed that personal motives fueled McKenna's violent actions. Following the determination that the case was a murder-suicide, the investigation was closed, and no arrests were made in connection with Reanna Lynn Greene's death.
