Kevar Bain, aged 30, was murdered on March 8, 2011, in Miami, Florida. He, along with Andrae Lowe, was kidnapped from an IHOP restaurant in the Little Haiti neighborhood before being taken to an abandoned house. The two men were found brutally beaten and shot in the backyard of this abandoned property. The bodies were discovered early in the morning by a young boy on his way to school, prompting an investigation by the Miami Police Department.
It was reported that Bain and Lowe had been involved in a scheme related to cashing fraudulent U.S. treasury checks, which possibly played a role in their kidnapping and eventual execution. According to witnesses, a dark gold vehicle was seen near the abandoned house shortly before gunshots were heard. Family members of the victims and a friend who was allegedly giving them a ride offered some insights, but none of this information led to any arrests.
Kevar Bain's homicide was featured in an episode of "The First 48" titled "Caught in the Middle." Despite the attention the case received, including an appearance on Crime Stoppers, there have been no significant leads or suspects identified to date. The investigation remains open, and Miami authorities have urged anyone with information to come forward to help solve the case and bring closure to Bain's family.
