On October 5, 2002, 68-year-old Helen Wright was found murdered in her residence at 1406 Locust Street, Apartment #4, in Cincinnati, Ohio. The cause of death was determined to be strangulation. Despite efforts by the Cincinnati Police Department, the case remains unsolved, and there have been no significant leads or suspects identified over the years.
Wright’s homicide is listed as an unsolved case in the Ohio Attorney General's cold case database, which seeks public assistance to help resolve this tragic incident.
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) continues to highlight unsolved homicides like Wright’s in hopes that renewed public attention might lead to new information that could help solve the case. Authorities are actively encouraging anyone who may have knowledge related to the crime to come forward, as community involvement can be crucial in solving such cases. Wright’s case is a reminder of the challenges many families face as they seek justice and closure for their loved ones. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Cincinnati Police Department or submit a tip through the Ohio Attorney General's office.
