On October 14, 2010, Larry G. Hyde Jr., aged 32, was tragically killed in Columbus, Ohio. Larry was remembered for his passion for training dogs for the blind and his love of sports. He was well-liked in his community and was active in supporting those in need. According to reports, he was shot during an incident, and his death was part of a broader pattern of violent events occurring in the Columbus area during that year.
Larry left behind a family that included his son Donovan Mankins, his parents Tammy J. Franklin and Larry Glenn Hyde Sr., as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who continue to mourn his untimely passing. Despite the community’s grief, details about the suspects or motives behind his homicide have not been widely reported, and the case has remained unsolved. Authorities have continued to encourage anyone with information about the crime to come forward in hopes of achieving justice for Larry and providing closure for his loved ones.
The Columbus Police Department maintains records of unsolved homicides like Larry Hyde’s, seeking the community’s help to provide any additional information that could aid in solving these cold cases. The community response, while heartfelt in honoring his memory, has also highlighted the ongoing struggles to address violence and ensure safety in neighborhoods throughout Columbus.
