On December 31, 2006, Clamar Henderson, an 18-year-old from Cincinnati, Ohio, was shot and killed at 2924 Gilbert Avenue. The incident occurred late at night, making it one of the last homicides of that year in Cincinnati. Henderson's death has remained unsolved, despite efforts from law enforcement to gather information and locate the person responsible.
The Cincinnati Police Department continues to investigate the case, which has been included in the Ohio Attorney General's list of unsolved homicides. Authorities have encouraged anyone with potential information to come forward, hoping to gain new insights into the circumstances that led to Henderson's death. His case remains part of the broader initiative by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) to draw public attention to cold cases and solicit tips that might help solve them.
Henderson's murder is one of many unsolved homicides highlighted by the BCI, as they work with local law enforcement to keep these cases visible to the public in the hope that someone may come forward with critical information. Despite the passage of time, efforts continue to bring justice to Clamar Henderson and closure to his loved ones.
