On an autumn day in Memphis, Tennessee, the lives of two brothers, Larry Little, 59, and Ronnie Little, 55, were tragically cut short. On October 14, 2015, the two men were found shot to death inside their home in the 1800 block of Tahiti Lane. It was a mail carrier who made the grim discovery just before 12:30 p.m. and alerted the authorities. When police arrived, both Larry and his younger brother Ronnie were pronounced dead at the scene.
The initial investigation into the double
homicide led police to seek a vehicle of interest, a dark maroon 1997 Ford F-150 pickup truck with Tennessee license plate C0818R. Despite this lead, no immediate arrests were made in the case. The deaths of the two Caucasian brothers sent a shockwave through their community, leaving friends and family to mourn their sudden and violent loss.
In the years that have followed, the case of who killed Larry and Ronnie Little has grown cold. Law enforcement officials have not publicly identified any suspects in the brutal slayings. The investigation remains open, a lingering question in the hearts of those who knew the two men. Without any arrests or formal charges, the motive behind the double homicide remains a mystery. The community continues to hope for a breakthrough that will bring justice for the two brothers whose lives were taken on that fateful October day.
