On July 14, 2003, Victor Stanley Nibley, a 47-year-old Black man, died after being strangled at a residence listed as 2721 W. Bennett Street in Compton, California, according to Los Angeles County coroner records. The death was recorded as a homicide and was handled by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Publicly available records provide limited personal background beyond Nibley's age, race and gender; the coroner entry and archived news compendium list his cause of death as strangulation and place of death as Compton. No contemporaneous news items or public documents located in the available archives include additional biographical details, family statements, or information about his occupation.
The only agency name associated with the case in the sources reviewed is the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. There is no publicly listed follow-up, arrest, charge, or closure noted in the coroner archive entry; no reward notices, press releases, or court records tied to this name and incident appeared in the sources consulted. As recorded in the Los Angeles Times homicide archive, the case remains an unresolved homicide with no reported arrests.
