On February 15, 1972, 47-year-old Loraine Hubble was found murdered in her residence at 2920 Ashland Avenue in Cincinnati, Ohio. Loraine was strangled to death, and the incident took place in Hamilton County. The crime scene provided little evidence that could lead to identifying her killer, leaving the case unsolved for decades.
Loraine Hubble's murder has been classified as an unsolved homicide, and the Cincinnati Police Department, with support from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, has been involved in ongoing efforts to solve the case. Her death is listed in the Ohio Attorney General’s cold case database, which highlights the details of such crimes in hopes of bringing new attention and soliciting public assistance.
Authorities continue to encourage anyone with information about this case to come forward. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is working with local law enforcement to pursue leads and increase public awareness, with the hope that renewed attention might eventually lead to the identification of Loraine Hubble’s killer. The community's cooperation could be instrumental in bringing closure to her family and ensuring justice is finally served.
