On April 9, 2007, Clyde York, age 49, was found dead alongside John Henry, age 47, in an apartment located at 90 Northpoint Drive in Houston, Texas. The two men were discovered after Henry's family, concerned that he had not returned home, went to York's apartment to check on him. Upon entering the unlocked apartment, they found both York and Henry deceased, each suffering from a gunshot wound.
There were no signs of forced entry, suggesting that the perpetrator might have been known to the victims. Evidence of drug use was found in the apartment, but no clear motive for the shooting was identified at the time. Both men still had their personal possessions, including money, indicating that robbery was not likely a motive. The police have not identified any suspects, and the investigation remains open, with authorities urging anyone with information to contact the Houston Police Department Homicide Division or Crime Stoppers.
The Houston Police Department’s Homicide Division, which manages all homicide-related investigations in the city, responded to this incident and continues to follow up on any new leads. The case remains one of several unsolved homicides from that year, highlighting the challenges law enforcement faces when evidence is limited and the motive is unclear. The community's assistance is considered critical in resolving such cases.
