On March 22, 2001, 33-year-old Tina Stallworth was found dead in her apartment at 2367 Warren Street, Toledo, Ohio. On that day, emergency services were initially dispatched in response to reports of an unconscious person at the location. Upon arrival, fire personnel examined Stallworth and discovered a gunshot wound, prompting them to notify the Toledo Police Department. Tragically, Stallworth was pronounced deceased at the scene.
The investigation revealed that the shots that killed Stallworth had been fired into her residence from outside. One of the bullets penetrated the apartment and struck Stallworth, resulting in her death. Despite the efforts of local law enforcement, this case has remained unsolved, and no clear suspects have been identified over the years. Authorities, including the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), continue to seek public assistance to gather more information and develop leads that might bring the perpetrator to justice.
The homicide of Tina Stallworth remains an open investigation, and it has been highlighted by the Ohio Attorney General's Office in an effort to keep the case in public awareness and to potentially attract new information. The Toledo Police Department and BCI are actively seeking tips from anyone who may have witnessed suspicious activity or heard anything relevant to the events of that day. Stallworth’s murder is part of a larger group of unsolved homicides in Ohio, and law enforcement continues to rely on community input to solve these challenging cases.
