In the early morning hours of January 4, 2011, the quiet community of Fort Washington, Maryland, was disturbed by a grim discovery. Larry Junior Watkins, a 38-year-old male, was found shot to death in the 2200 block of Tucker Road. The circumstances surrounding his death were particularly troubling, as investigators noted that his mouth had been covered with duct tape.
Residing on Crafford Place, not far from where his body was found, Mr.
Watkins became the focus of a homicide investigation by the Prince George's County Police. Early in the investigation, law enforcement sources suggested a possible link between his murder and another homicide, indicating a potential connection that deepened the mystery of his violent end.
Despite the initial attention and the unsettling details of the crime, information regarding any advancements in the case, including the identification of suspects or any arrests made, has not been publicly disclosed in the years that have followed. The case of who killed Larry Junior Watkins remains unresolved, leaving a lingering question in the community he called home.
