Bryce Anthony Griffin, a male age 5 from De Valls Bluff, Arkansas, died on February 6, 2014. He was transported to a hospital in Stuttgart, where he died after being wounded earlier that day at his family’s home on Griffin Lane. Arkansas State Police agents opened a criminal investigation immediately, noting preliminary information that he had sustained a gunshot wound at the residence at 410 Griffin Lane.
Public death notices and memorial records from the period identify him by his full name and confirm the date and place, listing surviving family and burial in Prairie County. These notices do not add investigative findings but situate the loss within his community, reflecting a family-centered remembrance published soon after his death.
At the time authorities acknowledged the case, they reported no arrests. Subsequent public-facing summaries that catalog gun-violence deaths continue to record Bryce’s death in De Valls Bluff on February 6, 2014 without documenting any suspect taken into custody or charges filed in connection with the shooting, aligning with the initial statement that the investigation was ongoing and that no arrest had been made.
