On May 23, 2011, a violent incident in Detroit, Michigan, resulted in the death of 15-year-old Black male Robert Little. The teenager was found at 3801 Rosa Parks Boulevard, a location identified in police reports as the site of the homicide. This area, located within the city's Wayne County jurisdiction, became the center of a criminal investigation following the discovery of the youth.
Law enforcement officials from the Detroit Police Department were tasked with solving the crime.
The case details were logged into homicide databases, classifying the death as a murder. Despite the collection of information at the scene and the documentation of the incident, the specific circumstances surrounding the event offered few immediate leads for investigators to follow.
To date, the investigation has not yielded any arrests, and no suspects have been publicly identified or charged in connection with the killing. The case is currently listed as unsolved in cold case registries. The identity of the perpetrator remains unknown, leaving the murder of Robert Little without legal resolution or conviction.
