Amber Sue Antoinette White, a 32-year-old woman of Canton, Ohio, tragically passed away on April 21, 2017. Born on April 13, 1985, Amber was a lifelong resident of Canton and a graduate of Canton South High School. She is survived by her son, Bryer Ray White, and her father and stepmother, Dieter and Julie Hicks, among other family members.
Amber's death was determined to be a homicide. Authorities identified her estranged husband, Dustin Ray White, as the primary suspect.
Dustin was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound shortly after Amber's body was discovered. He had been wanted on an aggravated murder charge for Amber's death. The Stark County Sheriff's Office issued an arrest warrant for Dustin, but his death ended the immediate legal proceedings.
The investigation into Amber White's death revealed that she was shot inside her residence in Osnaburg Township, east of Canton. The discovery of her body led to a manhunt for Dustin, who was eventually found deceased in a remote area by deputies responding to a call. The case drew significant media attention and highlighted the tragic circumstances surrounding Amber's death.
Despite the suspect's death, the investigation continued to piece together the events leading to Amber's murder. The Stark County Sheriff's Office worked diligently to gather evidence and provide closure for Amber's family and friends. The community mourned the loss of Amber, remembering her as a beloved daughter, sister, and mother.
Amber's legacy lives on through her son and the memories cherished by her family and friends. The case remains a somber reminder of the impact of domestic violence and the importance of seeking help in abusive situations.
