On January 24, 1992, Linear Webb, a 33-year-old male, was found shot to death at 790 Bryden Road in Columbus, Ohio. The incident occurred in Franklin County, and Webb died from a single gunshot wound. The case has remained unsolved, and there were no immediate leads pointing to the identity of the assailant or the motive behind the shooting.
The Columbus Police Department, alongside other law enforcement agencies, has been investigating this case but has yet to make any arrests. Given the nature of the crime and the lack of substantial evidence, authorities are actively seeking any information from the public that might provide new leads. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation has also been involved in efforts to raise awareness about this cold case, with the hope that new tips might lead to a breakthrough in the investigation.
Webb's death is part of a series of unsolved homicides in Columbus, many of which occurred around the same time period. This underscores the challenges faced by local law enforcement in addressing violent crime and gathering actionable evidence in such cases. Anyone with information related to this homicide is urged to contact the Columbus Police Department or the Ohio Attorney General's office to help bring justice to Linear Webb and provide some closure for his family and the community.
