On April 20, 2004, Gregory Bohannon, aged 29, was killed in Dayton, Ohio. His death was recorded as a homicide and remains an unsolved case. The incident took place in Montgomery County, and the Dayton Police Department is the lead agency investigating the matter. Despite extensive investigation, no suspects have been publicly identified, and the case is still open.
Gregory Bohannon’s family continues to seek justice, and his name is included among the 2004 homicide victims memorialized by Montgomery County authorities.
Gregory's family faced legal hurdles when attempting to receive compensation from the Ohio Victims of Crime fund, as the Attorney General’s office denied their claims due to Gregory's prior criminal record. Despite appeals for reconsideration, the claim was ultimately denied. This complex legal struggle added further challenges for his grieving family, who have continued to appeal for information that might lead to closure in the case.
The Ohio Attorney General's Office still lists Gregory's case as unsolved and encourages anyone with information to come forward, hoping that public input might help bring justice to Gregory and his family. Anyone with relevant information is urged to contact the authorities to assist in solving this longstanding mystery.
