Jerhonda Edwards, a 29-year-old woman from Lorain, Ohio, was tragically shot to death on February 13, 2021, inside the home of her friend, Abril Mills. Both women were found dead with multiple gunshot wounds, and their deaths were linked to the theft of $219,000 from an ATM delivery van that occurred ten days earlier. The investigation revealed that the theft and the murders were connected, leading to the arrest of Tyra Parker, a former Cleveland police officer and ATM courier, who was charged
with theft and related offenses.
Despite the arrests related to the theft, no one has yet been charged with the murders of Edwards and Mills. The Lorain Police Department has identified a person of interest in connection with the double homicide but has not made any arrests in relation to the killings. The families of the victims continue to seek justice and closure, hoping that the police will make an arrest and bring the perpetrators to court.
The case remains open, and the police have urged anyone with information to come forward. The families of Edwards and Mills have expressed frustration and heartache over the lack of progress in the investigation, emphasizing their desire for justice and answers. The community and law enforcement continue to work together in hopes of solving this tragic case and providing closure for the families involved.
