Kolin Wormsley, a 21-year-old from San Antonio, Texas, was tragically murdered on March 11, 2015. His body was discovered in an abandoned home in the 100 block of Overhill Drive on the west side of San Antonio. Wormsley had been shot, and his body was found lying in the doorway of the residence. A passerby first spotted him around midday but initially thought he might be homeless. It wasn’t until later, when the witness realized that Wormsley had not moved, that the authorities were called.
Upon arrival, the police confirmed that he had been shot in the head, and the death was ruled a homicide.
The investigation revealed some damage to the back door of the house, but no clear leads or suspects emerged in the immediate aftermath. Authorities believe that the crime may have involved someone who had previously accessed the property, as there was no indication of forced entry beyond the damaged door. Despite multiple appeals for information, including a reward offered by Crime Stoppers for tips leading to the arrest of those responsible, the case remains unsolved.
Police have faced difficulties gathering information due to a lack of eyewitnesses and direct leads. The incident shocked the community and left the family of Kolin Wormsley devastated. Investigators continue to hope that someone with knowledge of the crime will come forward to help bring closure to his family. The tragic case highlights the ongoing struggles with violent crime in parts of San Antonio and the need for community involvement in solving such incidents.
