Wade Treáshaun Hamilton, a 28-year-old African American male, tragically lost his life on May 6, 2017, in Shelby, North Carolina. Wade, an aspiring rapper known by his stage name Trea-8, was a native of Cleveland County. He was the son of Wade E. Hamilton Jr. of Texas and Tammy Poston of Shelby. Wade was deeply connected to his family and community, leaving behind his fiancée, Tiehrra Bolick, and his children, Shyne, Prince, Zamiyah, and an unborn son, Supreme Hamilton.
On the evening
of May 6, 2017, Wade Treáshaun Hamilton was found dead inside his home. The Shelby Police Department, led by Chief Jeff Ledford, launched an investigation into his death. It was determined that Wade had been shot, and the incident was classified as a homicide. The police conducted numerous interviews and gathered evidence in an effort to identify the perpetrator. Despite their efforts, the investigation faced challenges, and no immediate arrests were made.
The community of Shelby was deeply affected by Wade's death, as he was well-known and loved by many. His family and friends mourned the loss of a young man who had a promising future in music. The investigation into his murder continued, with the police urging anyone with information to come forward. The case remained open, and the search for justice for Wade Treáshaun Hamilton persisted.
In the years following Wade's death, there were no significant developments reported in the case. The lack of arrests or suspects left the community with unanswered questions and a sense of unresolved grief. Wade's family continued to honor his memory and advocate for justice, hoping that one day the truth would come to light and the person responsible for his death would be held accountable.
