Thomas Edward McIntee, a 24-year-old male from Jacksonville, Florida, tragically lost his life on November 9, 2014. Thomas, who was born and raised in Jacksonville, attended Philip A. Randolph where he graduated with honors. He later pursued a degree in Massage Therapy from Everest College. Known for his musical talent, Thomas played the saxophone and enjoyed creating collages. He worked as an Assistant Manager at a Gate gas station for six years.
Despite being a private person, Thomas was deeply connected to his family and friends, who remember him as a gentle soul with a love for poetry and animals.
On the night of his death, Thomas was working at the Gate gas station on Busch Drive when he was shot and killed. The incident left his family and the community in shock and mourning. A memorial was later unveiled at Animal Care and Protective Services in Jacksonville to honor his memory. Despite numerous tips and a substantial reward offered by First Coast Crime Stoppers and the Gate Foundation, the case remains unsolved. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office continues to investigate, but no arrests have been made, and the suspects remain unidentified.
Thomas's family, including his mother Wendy Johnson and father Charles Johnson, have been actively seeking justice for their son. They have participated in various memorial events and have worked with local organizations to keep his memory alive. The community has rallied around them, offering support and assistance in their quest for answers. The case of Thomas Edward McIntee highlights the ongoing issue of unsolved murders and the impact they have on the victims' families and communities.
