On January 17, 1992, Bryan Drew, a 23-year-old male, was found shot to death in front of 1423 Manchester Avenue in Columbus, Ohio. He suffered multiple gunshot wounds, and his homicide remains unsolved. The incident occurred late at night, and there were no immediate witnesses that could provide substantial information to assist investigators at the time. The Columbus Police Department continues to seek any information that may lead to solving this case.
Authorities have urged anyone with potential knowledge to come forward, as they believe even the smallest detail could help move the investigation forward.
Despite the passage of many years, Drew's case, like many unsolved homicides in Columbus, has remained open. Cases from the early 1990s are particularly challenging due to the lack of technological tools that are available in modern investigations, and without new leads or DNA evidence, cases like this often remain cold. His death is listed in the Ohio Attorney General’s cold case database, emphasizing the importance of public cooperation in solving these longstanding cases.
Bryan Drew is remembered by his loved ones, who have continued to maintain memorials in his honor. The Ohio Attorney General and the Columbus Police Department continue to appeal for public assistance, hoping that renewed interest and awareness can bring some form of justice and closure to his family and friends. For those who wish to contribute any information, the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation can be contacted to assist in this matter.
