Kenneth Henderson, a 26-year-old resident of Jacksonville, Florida, was the victim of a homicide that took place on August 16, 2008. Henderson’s case has remained unsolved, which has caused immense distress for his family and community. Despite efforts to find the perpetrators, his murder is still a cold case.
Project Cold Case, an organization dedicated to advocating for victims of unsolved homicides, has highlighted Henderson's case among others.
They provide a platform for families like Henderson’s to seek justice and keep these cases in the public eye, in hopes of one day solving them.
In the aftermath of his death, Kenneth Henderson's family held a memorial service in his honor, gathering support from friends and relatives to commemorate his life. Henderson's murder, like many others in Florida, continues to underscore the challenge law enforcement faces in solving a large number of unsolved homicides in the state. His family still hopes for closure, and the case remains an open investigation, awaiting new information that could lead to an arrest.
