On a cold Friday in Wilmington, Delaware, the life of Omar Kinard, a 33-year-old Black/African American male, came to a sudden and tragic end on November 30, 2007. The specific circumstances surrounding his death are not publicly detailed in available online sources. While one memorial source indicates he was a victim of gun violence, there are no accessible news reports or official police statements that provide a narrative of the events that led to his death.
In the years that have
passed since Kinard's death, there is no publicly available information regarding any arrests or the identification of any suspects in connection with his case. The investigation into his death remains without a publicly reported resolution, leaving a void of information for his family and the community. The case has not been detailed in public cold case files, and there are no reports of ongoing investigations or appeals for information from law enforcement in the available records.
The silence surrounding the end of Omar Kinard's life is a stark contrast to the tragic, and more publicized, death of his brother, Terrance Kinard, who was murdered in Wilmington in 2016. Arrests were made in Terrance's case, bringing a measure of closure that has, by all public accounts, been absent for Omar. The lack of accessible information leaves many questions about his final moments unanswered.
