Raymondo Lasenby, a 33-year-old resident of Columbus, Ohio, was found dead on June 29, 2006, as a result of a gunshot wound. His body was discovered near 2365 West Broad Street in the western part of Columbus. The Columbus Police Department has classified his death as a homicide, but despite the efforts of law enforcement, no suspects have been identified, and the case remains unsolved.
Lasenby’s homicide is part of the broader efforts of the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), which works alongside local law enforcement agencies to bring visibility to unsolved homicides in the hope of generating new leads. The Ohio Attorney General’s Office has made details of this and other cold cases available to encourage public assistance. The BCI offers investigative resources to help solve these cases, often depending on tips from the public to help connect missing pieces in ongoing investigations.
The homicide of Raymondo Lasenby is one of the many cold cases that the Ohio Attorney General's Office highlights to raise awareness and seek potential information from the community. Despite multiple initiatives, including maintaining a statewide database and collaborating with local agencies, Raymondo’s case remains without a clear resolution. As with many unsolved homicides, the authorities hope that increased public attention may eventually bring some measure of justice and closure to the victim’s family.
