On a cold December morning in 2015, the life of Kandace Kadeirdra Faulk, a 22-year-old Black/African American female, was tragically cut short. On December 4th, in Huntsville, Alabama, Faulk was discovered inside her residence at the Executive Lodge Apartments, having been shot multiple times.
The Huntsville Police Department identified Faulk as the victim of the fatal shooting, which marked a grim conclusion to the year as one of the final homicides in Madison County.
In the immediate aftermath of the discovery of her death, authorities began an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident. However, information regarding a potential suspect or suspects was not immediately available to the public.
As of early 2016, law enforcement officials had not publicly identified any suspects or made any arrests in connection with the murder of Kandace Faulk. The case has remained without a public resolution in the years that have passed, leaving the question of who was responsible for her death unanswered. The investigation into her homicide has not yielded any publicly available information regarding arrests, charges, trials, or convictions.
A peculiar and unrelated legal matter arose posthumously when it was reported that a grand jury had indicted Faulk for a theft-related offense that occurred prior to her death. This indictment, however, had no bearing on the investigation into her murder, which remains a cold case.
