Omar R Morrow was a 44-year-old Black man from Saginaw, Michigan, known for a smile and sense of humor that could light up a room. Born in Saginaw on November 19, 1979, he was a father and grandfather who worked at Blue Diamond Steel Casting. In his free time, he enjoyed lifting weights and watching sports. Morrow was also a passionate local rap artist who went by the name 'Infamouz,' and it was said he "could outflow anyone on a track."
On Friday, June 28, 2024, Morrow was inside a Family Dollar store in Saginaw when he was shot. He was rushed to Covenant HealthCare Cooper but did not survive his injuries. The shooting was described by a judge as a "brazen execution."
The investigation into the killing led authorities to a suspect, Ronald L. Kinchen Jr.
He was arrested and charged in connection with Omar Morrow's death.
In October 2025, a jury convicted Kinchen, then 39, of first-degree murder and eight additional firearm-related charges.
On December 4, 2025, Saginaw County Circuit Judge Darnell Jackson sentenced Ronald Kinchen to life in prison without the possibility of parole. During the hearing, the judge called the murder "calculating and ruthless." Kinchen maintained his innocence. With the conviction and sentencing, the case was closed as of December 2025.
