In the early morning hours of May 21, 2009, the life of 51-year-old Anthony L. Mosley came to a tragic and violent end in Kansas City, Missouri. Authorities were initially dispatched to a residence in the 3800 block of Olive after reports of gunshots in the area. However, upon their arrival, they discovered Mr. Mosley at the intersection of 39th and Wabash, suffering from a stab wound. He was immediately transported to a local hospital, but succumbed to his injuries shortly after.
Further investigation by the police painted a grim picture of Mr. Mosley's final moments. It is believed that he was inside the residence on Olive when he was the victim of a robbery. The perpetrator, thought to be a guest that Mr. Mosley had invited into his home, allegedly stabbed him during the commission of the crime. Following the attack, Mr. Mosley managed to make his way to the nearby intersection where he was found by the responding officers.
In the immediate aftermath of the homicide, law enforcement officials announced that they were actively searching for a suspect or suspects, but had no one in custody. Despite the initial details of the case being made public, there is no readily available information from online sources to indicate that an arrest has ever been made in the years that have passed since Anthony L. Mosley's death. The case, it would appear, has gone cold, leaving the questions surrounding the tragic event unanswered and justice for Mr. Mosley and his loved ones unrealized.
