On November 17, 1971, 59-year-old Myrtice Carr was found brutally stabbed to death at her residence located at 1796 Drehman Street in Cincinnati, Ohio. The incident occurred on the same day, with no immediate signs pointing to a suspect. The Cincinnati Police Department has been investigating this homicide, but the case remains unsolved, making it part of Ohio's cold case database.
Myrtice Carr's death has remained a mystery for over five decades, with law enforcement still seeking leads that could help solve the case. Authorities have appealed for public assistance in uncovering any information that might help identify the perpetrator or provide clues as to why this tragic event occurred. If anyone has any relevant details, they are encouraged to contact the Bureau of Criminal Investigation or the Cincinnati Police Department to help bring justice to Myrtice Carr and closure for her family and community.
The Ohio Attorney General’s Office has listed this homicide as an unsolved case, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in helping law enforcement bring closure to such tragedies. Even the smallest piece of information could make a difference in solving this long-standing case.
