On March 16, 1969, Harry Ice, aged 19, was tragically shot and killed during a robbery at the Sohio Station where he was working his shift. The incident took place at 3255 Silver Drive in Columbus, Ohio. During the course of the robbery, Ice was fatally wounded, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Columbus Police Department took charge of the investigation, but despite initial efforts, the case has remained unsolved for over five decades.
It is currently listed as an unsolved homicide by the Ohio Attorney General's Office, and public appeals for information continue in the hopes of finding leads that could help solve the case. Authorities have emphasized the importance of community involvement and have requested that anyone with information about the incident or the suspects come forward to assist in solving this cold case.
Harry Ice's homicide is one of many cold cases in Ohio that remain unresolved, with the hope that increased visibility can lead to new developments. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, along with the Columbus Police, continues to seek any details that could shed light on what happened that tragic day. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact law enforcement to help bring justice for Harry Ice and closure to his family.
