Jeremy Lamar, a 19-year-old Black male, is listed among Buffalo’s unsolved homicide victims in a case recorded by the Buffalo Police Department. The entry describes the offense simply as murder and identifies no named suspect, reflecting a case that—at least in the public-facing record—never moved into the stage where police could attach a person to the killing.
In that record, the case is associated with the downtown area around Main in Buffalo, New York 14202, and the status is marked Unsolved. The suspect field remains “Unknown,” and no arrests, charges, trials, or convictions are provided alongside the case—an absence that underscores how the investigation, from the perspective of the published data, has not reached a point where accountability could be publicly described in court filings or sentencing terms.
The database entry’s timeline is anchored to a “Date Reported” of June 28, 2012, which is the only specific date attached to the case in the listing. The record also includes a note that these Buffalo cases were gathered through a partnership tied to a broader collection of unsolved murders compiled from major U.S. cities, and it directs anyone with information to contact the Buffalo Police Department at 851-4415—an open-door appeal that suggests investigators were, and may still be, reliant on community knowledge to break the silence around what happened.
