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Case Description

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In the winter of 2015, the life of 32-year-old Marlon Debrian Harvey, a male resident of Baltimore, Maryland, was tragically cut short in a brazen act of violence. On a January night, Harvey was going about his business, making stops at a couple of stores along Pennsylvania Avenue in West Baltimore. Unbeknownst to him, he was being watched and followed by an unidentified man.

The mysterious individual shadowed Harvey's movements, entering at least two different stores that Harvey had visited. Inside one of the establishments, the man confronted Harvey. The nature of their interaction is not publicly known, but it escalated quickly and violently. The suspect brandished a firearm and shot Marlon Debrian Harvey, leaving him fatally wounded. The news of the shooting reached Harvey's girlfriend first, who then had the grim task of informing his mother, Maryanne Harvey, that something terrible had happened.

In the aftermath of the homicide, the Baltimore Police Department launched an investigation. Detectives were able to obtain surveillance footage from inside one of the stores that captured images of the man they believe is responsible for Harvey's death. This footage was released to the public in the hopes that someone would recognize the suspect and come forward with information.

Despite the availability of the surveillance video and the pleas of his grieving family, the case of Marlon Debrian Harvey's murder has grown cold. As of the most recent reports in the summer of 2018, no arrests have been made in connection with his death, and no suspects have been publicly identified beyond the images captured on camera. The man who followed and ultimately killed Marlon Debrian Harvey has not been brought to justice, and the motive behind the fatal confrontation remains a painful mystery for his loved ones.

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