A woman is murdered in the front door of her home On June 11, 1993, Carolyn Grant, aged 40, was tragically killed at her home in San Antonio, Texas. The incident occurred when an unknown suspect came to her door, asking for her by name. When Grant responded, she was shot at her doorstep. The assailant fled the scene, leaving behind limited evidence. The San Antonio Police Department investigated the crime, but despite efforts, the case remained unsolved.
The death of Carolyn Grant adds to the grim history of violent crimes that plagued San Antonio during the early 1990s, a period marked by an increase in homicides and other violent offenses across the city. The investigation into her homicide remains open, and the authorities, along with initiatives such as the Cold Case Division, continue to urge the public to come forward with any potential information that could help bring the case to a resolution. The lack of immediate leads made this an especially challenging case for local law enforcement, reflecting the broader difficulties faced by police during this tumultuous time in San Antonio's history.
