On November 18, 1980, Devry Mosley was found murdered in Akron, Ohio, in Summit County. The incident, classified as a homicide, remains unsolved. There have been no publicly identified suspects or leads in the case, despite efforts by law enforcement and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) to bring visibility to this tragic event. Devry Mosley's case is one among many unsolved homicides that are highlighted by the Ohio Attorney General's Office, with the hope of soliciting public tips and assisting local law enforcement in ongoing investigations.
The Ohio Attorney General's Office, through its statewide cold case database, encourages anyone with information regarding this case to come forward. The BCI provides visibility and investigative resources to local agencies, and part of their efforts includes drawing public attention to cases like Devry's in hopes of generating new leads. Tips from the public can be pivotal in finally bringing justice for victims and closure to grieving families.
The continued focus on these cold cases is intended to provide an opportunity for anyone with even minor details to contribute to the resolution of cases that have long gone unanswered. If you have any information regarding Devry Mosley's case, you can submit tips directly through the Ohio Attorney General's Office.
