Larry Edwards, a 32-year-old African American man, tragically lost his life on June 8, 2016, in Miami, FL. Edwards was a father of two young daughters, aged 7 and 10, and worked as a chef at the Cadillac Ranch restaurant in Kendall. On the night of his death, Edwards had just finished his shift and was visiting friends when he was gunned down in a triple shooting incident. The shooting occurred around 1:30 a.m. outside an apartment at 6706 SW 59th Place.
Witnesses reported that a gunman approached the group of three men, including Edwards, and opened fire with a high-powered rifle. All three men were hit, but Edwards succumbed to his injuries at the scene.
The investigation into Larry Edwards' death revealed that he was the intended target of the shooting. Despite the efforts of the Miami police, the motive behind the attack remains unclear, and no suspects have been identified or arrested. Edwards' family, heartbroken by the loss, has been vocal in their plea for justice. His aunt, Vondolyn Harold-Vega, expressed the family's grief and confusion, emphasizing that Edwards was a family man who did not deserve such a fate. She urged anyone with information to come forward and assist the police in their investigation.
The community's response to the murder of Larry Edwards has been one of sorrow and frustration. His cousin, Jacqueline Harrell, highlighted the senselessness of the violence and called for an end to such tragic incidents. Edwards' grandmother, also named Jacqueline Harrell, described him as a kind and steady individual who was dedicated to providing for his daughters. The family has appealed to the public for any information that could lead to the apprehension of the perpetrator. Despite the ongoing investigation, the case remains unsolved, and the family continues to seek closure and justice for Larry Edwards.
