On February 13, 1994, 21-year-old Donald Kmetz was tragically killed in Columbus, Ohio. The incident occurred in front of 3559 Derbyshire Drive in Franklin County. According to the Ohio Attorney General's records, Donald was found with two gunshot wounds—one to his leg and another to his back, which ultimately proved fatal. Despite the circumstances of his death and efforts by the Columbus Police Department, the case remains unsolved, with no suspects identified or arrested since that time.
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), along with the Columbus Police Department, has kept Donald's case on their list of unsolved homicides to maintain visibility and encourage anyone with information to come forward. Authorities are urging the public to assist with tips that might help bring the perpetrator to justice and provide closure for Donald's family. Community involvement is crucial for solving cold cases like this, and even small details could make a significant difference.
Anyone with information about Donald Kmetz's homicide is encouraged to contact the Columbus Police Department or submit a tip through the Ohio Attorney General's Office. Visibility and public participation are key in advancing such investigations and helping achieve justice for victims like Donald.
