Christopher Lamar Bronson, 29, a Black male from St. Louis, Missouri, was killed in a shooting on November 3, 2015. That day, police were called to a residence on the 2600 block of California in the Fox Park area, where two people were found shot to death inside the home, and Bronson was later publicly identified as one of the victims.
The scene, as described in published reports, unfolded indoors rather than out on the street: officers arrived to the quiet, enclosed aftermath of gunfire in a private residence, with no immediate public account of what set the violence in motion or how the shooter got in and out. A second victim was also killed in the same incident, and the killings were reported as part of a broader stretch of gun violence that night, with another shooting elsewhere in the city occurring within hours.
In the information available from public summaries, no suspect names were released and no arrests were announced in connection with Bronson’s death, leaving the case described as an investigation rather than a resolved prosecution. The record that documents Bronson’s death date and location lists the killing as gun violence in St. Louis and links it to the same double homicide.
