On October 2, 1972, Enos Hendrick was killed in Dayton, Ohio, marking an unsolved homicide that remains under investigation to this day. The incident occurred in Montgomery County, and Hendrick was pronounced dead on the same day. The Dayton Police Department responded to the scene, but no suspects have been identified, and the case is still open.
The homicide of Enos Hendrick is listed among the unsolved cases highlighted by the Ohio Attorney General’s Office, which continues to
work with local law enforcement agencies to seek justice. Through the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), cold cases like Hendrick's are kept in the public eye with the hope that new information or leads might surface. The public is encouraged to provide any tips that could help solve the crime and bring justice for Enos Hendrick and closure to his loved ones.
Anyone with information regarding this case is urged to contact the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation or the Dayton Police Department to assist in the investigation. The authorities hope that even a small piece of information could help bring a resolution to this decades-old tragedy.
