On the night of October 18, 2017, Edward V. Duling, a 29-year-old Black male, was found fatally shot in the South Shore neighborhood of Chicago. At approximately 11:15 p.m., Chicago police responded to a call reporting a person shot in the 7800 block of South Cornell Avenue. Upon arrival, officers discovered Edward V. Duling lying in a parking lot, having sustained multiple gunshot wounds to the head and body. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Notably, Edward V. Duling resided on the same block where he was found, highlighting the personal nature of this tragedy.
Born on November 14, 1987, Edward V. Duling was a resident of Chicago, Illinois. While specific details about his personal life remain limited, the impact of his untimely death resonated deeply within his community. Family and friends mourned his loss, as evidenced by heartfelt messages left in his memory. His sister, Patricia Duling, expressed her enduring love and sorrow, stating, "I love and miss you so much little brother... it's been 4 long years since you've been gone."
The murder of Edward V. Duling remains unsolved, leaving a void in the hearts of those who knew him and a community yearning for answers. The Chicago Police Department continues to seek information that could lead to the identification and apprehension of those responsible for this heinous act. The case is listed among other cold cases in the area, underscoring the ongoing need for public assistance and awareness.
Prior to his death, Edward V. Duling had a few minor legal infractions, including arrests in 2014 and 2015 for driving on a suspended license and other traffic-related violations. However, these incidents were not indicative of a violent lifestyle and do not appear connected to his murder.
As of now, no arrests have been made in connection with the murder of Edward V. Duling. The Chicago Police Department urges anyone with information about the case to come forward to assist in bringing justice to Edward V. Duling and closure to his grieving family and community.
