Christopher Harvard, aged 43, was killed on September 15, 2011, in Columbus, Ohio. Details regarding the circumstances of his death remain limited, as the case has not yet been solved. Columbus Police have classified this incident as a homicide, and it is currently listed among the city's numerous unsolved cases. Harvard's death occurred in a residential area of Columbus, but investigators have not publicly released information on any suspects or significant leads.
The homicide remains under the jurisdiction of the Columbus Division of Police, and they continue to seek tips from the community.
The case is included in the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation's (BCI) database of unsolved homicides, which aims to provide greater visibility to such incidents in the hope that someone may come forward with critical information. This platform allows the public to report any possible leads, which could assist local law enforcement in making progress. Efforts to resolve the case have so far been unsuccessful, with law enforcement agencies emphasizing the importance of community involvement in providing any knowledge that might help bring closure to Harvard's family and loved ones.
Central Ohio Crime Stoppers has also highlighted Christopher Harvard’s case as part of their ongoing initiative to solve cold cases in the Columbus area. They are offering a cash reward for any information that might lead to an arrest in this case, encouraging individuals with knowledge about the circumstances surrounding Harvard's death to come forward. Despite the time that has passed since the incident, officials remain hopeful that increased public attention might eventually help solve the case.
