On July 19, 1992, Arthur Worrix, a 42-year-old resident of Columbus, Ohio, was tragically shot and killed during an incident that remains unsolved to this day. The shooting took place at 2165 Court Right Road in Franklin County, Columbus. Arthur was found with a fatal gunshot wound, and despite investigations, no suspect has been identified in relation to his death.
His homicide was initially investigated by the Columbus Police Department and is now listed as an unsolved case with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI).
Arthur Worrix's case is highlighted among Ohio's unsolved homicides, with authorities still seeking information from anyone who might have knowledge related to the crime. The Ohio Attorney General's Office, in coordination with local law enforcement agencies, aims to bring visibility to such cold cases in hopes of encouraging community members to come forward with tips that could potentially lead to an arrest. The BCI has included Arthur's case in their database, emphasizing the importance of public assistance in achieving justice for the victims and closure for their families.
Law enforcement continues to appeal to the community for any information that could help solve Arthur Worrix's case. If anyone has information, they are encouraged to submit tips to the Ohio Attorney General's Office or contact the Columbus Police Department to assist in the ongoing investigation.
