Clyde Coleman, aged 62, was the victim of a homicide that occurred in Dayton, Ohio. The incident took place at 645 West Grand Avenue on December 7, 2004. However, Coleman was not reported as deceased until August 10, 2005, which indicates that there was a significant delay between the time of the initial incident and the official homicide declaration. The circumstances surrounding Coleman's death remain unclear, and his case has been classified as an unsolved homicide.
The Dayton Police Department has been leading the investigation, but progress has been limited since the incident. The Ohio Attorney General's Office lists Clyde Coleman's case as part of their cold case database, seeking public assistance in uncovering any additional details that may lead to the resolution of this homicide. Authorities continue to request that anyone with relevant information come forward, emphasizing that even seemingly minor details can play a crucial role in advancing the investigation and possibly bringing closure to this unsolved case.
Clyde Coleman’s death has remained unresolved for nearly two decades, making it one of many cold cases that law enforcement hopes to solve with the help of community involvement. The Dayton Police Department and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation are hopeful that renewed public interest and any new leads will contribute to solving this tragic case.
