On February 1, 2009, Logan Michael Holley, a three-month-old infant, tragically died of blunt-force trauma in Columbus, Ohio. Authorities responded to a call from a residence on Delray Road at around 7:16 a.m., after Logan was found not breathing. He was rushed to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival at 7:54 a.m. An autopsy determined that Logan died from severe head injuries, which were ruled to be the result of blunt-force trauma, classifying his death as a homicide.
The case of Logan Holley's death remains unsolved. There were no arrests made following the investigation, and details regarding the circumstances that led to his injuries were not disclosed by detectives. Authorities have not confirmed who was present in the home at the time or when they believe the injuries occurred. Despite extensive efforts to gather information, no suspects have been publicly identified, and the case has grown cold over the years. Crime Stoppers has since offered a reward for any information leading to the arrest of those responsible for Logan's death, and tips are still being actively solicited to try and bring justice to Logan and his grieving family.
Logan's death marked the ninth homicide in Columbus that year, and his case remains a heartbreaking example of unresolved violence involving an innocent child. The family, as well as local law enforcement, continues to hope for new leads that could help solve this tragic case.
