On August 13, 2001, 27-year-old Travares Ward was found dead in Columbus, Ohio, from a fatal gunshot wound. The incident took place at 620 Seymour Avenue, and Ward's death was classified as a homicide. Authorities arrived at the scene following reports of a shooting, where they discovered Ward with a fatal gunshot injury. Despite efforts to investigate, this case has remained unsolved, with no suspects identified.
The Columbus Police Department has worked on this case since the time of the incident, but as of now, it remains an open investigation. Given the passage of time and the lack of immediate leads, the authorities have appealed to the community for any information that might help solve this case. The Ohio Attorney General's office has also listed the case among its unsolved homicides, encouraging anyone with relevant details to submit a tip. The assistance of the public is crucial in the hopes of bringing closure to Travares Ward’s family and finding those responsible for his death.
Travares Ward's case is one of many unsolved homicides that reflect the ongoing struggle against violent crime in Columbus. The investigation remains open, and anyone with information is urged to contact the Columbus Police Department or Crime Stoppers, which offers anonymous reporting and potential rewards for information leading to an arrest. The community's involvement is seen as key in solving such cold cases and ensuring justice is served.
