In the summer of 2018, the community of Noble, Oklahoma, was struck by a tragedy that began with a grim discovery at a nearby lake. On June 8th, a woman walking along the shore of Lake Thunderbird in Norman made a startling find near the southeast side of the lake that would launch a homicide investigation. The body of 32-year-old Kevin Price, a resident of Noble, was recovered from the water at the edge of Clear Bay #2.
Initially, authorities were uncertain about the circumstances
surrounding the death of the male victim. However, as the Oklahoma Highway Patrol and the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation delved deeper, the case was officially classified as a homicide. It was later revealed that Price had sustained a gunshot wound, confirming the suspicions of foul play. Investigators noted that he was not wearing a flotation device, and it was unclear how long he had been in the water before his discovery.
Despite the efforts of law enforcement, the case has been met with persistent questions and a lack of closure. To date, there have been no arrests made in connection with Kevin Price's death, and no suspects have been publicly identified. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation continues to handle the open case, leaving a community and a grieving family waiting for answers and the justice that has so far remained elusive.
