Angela D. Harrison, a 35-year-old woman from Columbus, OH, tragically lost her life on June 13, 2015. She was one of four victims in a quadruple homicide that took place at a home on East Hudson Street. The incident was determined to be drug-related. Angela Harrison was known to her family as a survivor, a great sister, and a great mother. Her brother, Charles Harrison, described her as someone who made the most out of the difficult cards life dealt her.
Police charged 16-year-old Jordyn
D. Wade with the killings. According to court documents, Wade allegedly held the victims at gunpoint, which facilitated another person to shoot and kill them. Wade faced multiple charges, including felonious assault, kidnapping, attempted murder, and weapon under disability. Prosecutors sought to try Wade as an adult, and he pleaded not guilty in juvenile court. The investigation continued as police searched for a second, unidentified suspect.
The loss of Angela Harrison deeply affected her family and community. Her brother expressed disbelief and despair, struggling to accept her death and the fact that one of the suspects was just a teenager. Despite the tragedy, he showed concern for the young suspect, hoping he would receive the guidance and support needed to change his ways.
The case drew significant attention, with new details and charges emerging as the investigation progressed. The community mourned the loss of Angela Harrison and the other victims, Tyajah Nelson, Daniel Sharp, and Michael Ballour. The search for justice continued as authorities worked to identify and apprehend the second suspect involved in the crime.
