Kimberly Hall, a 31-year-old African American woman from Cleveland, Ohio, was found dead on June 11, 2015. Her body was discovered on East 83rd Street between Higbee and Gill Avenues on the city’s east side. Authorities later determined that she had been strangled the previous day, June 10. The sudden and violent nature of her death shocked the local community and prompted a homicide investigation.
Kimberly Hall, who also went by the name Kimberly Hall-Brown, was born on August 8,
1983, in Brunswick, Ohio, but had been residing in Cleveland at the time of her death. She was survived by her husband, two young daughters, and a large extended family. Her passing left a deep void among her loved ones and those who knew her.
In September 2015, several months after the crime, police arrested 45-year-old Robert Gene Rembert Jr. of Bedford, Ohio, in connection with the murder. He was charged with aggravated murder for allegedly strangling Kimberly Hall, the 31-year-old African American woman, on June 10. The arrest came as part of a broader investigation into Rembert, who was later linked to multiple homicides. His apprehension brought some measure of closure to Hall’s family, though the tragedy of her loss remained profound. Authorities described the case as part of a disturbing pattern of violence associated with the suspect.
