In the Curtis Bay neighborhood of Baltimore, the life of 25-year-old Tabitha L. Holtman, a Caucasian female, was cut short on the night of Sunday, October 11, 2015. Holtman was fatally shot in what became another homicide case in the city. At the time, the interim police commissioner, Kevin Davis, spoke about her death, noting that she had a previous criminal record, including arrests for handgun violations, and had herself been a non-fatal shooting victim in the past.
Tabitha was the
beloved daughter of Vicki Forbes and the cherished sister of Kevin Prodoehl and Paige Holtman-Casalda. She was also a loving aunt to five nieces and nephews and was engaged to be married to her fiancé, Tavon Frederick. Her family and friends gathered for visitations and a service at the Gonce Funeral Service in the days following her tragic death.
Despite the public comments from the police commissioner at the time of the incident, details regarding any specific suspects or arrests in the murder of Tabitha Holtman have not been made publicly available in the years since her death. The case remains one of the many unsolved homicides in Baltimore, leaving her family and community without answers or a sense of justice for her untimely demise.
