Terrence L. Hamman, 76, of Shiloh, Ohio, was found dead in his bed on December 24, 2022, the victim of a gunshot wound. A longtime Air Force airplane technician who retired from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, he was known locally for collecting toy tractors and attending toy tractor shows. He is survived by children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

On the day of the discovery Terrence’s sons William and Steve went to check on him after he did not answer his phone. William found Terrence’s truck missing, forced entry into the home, and discovered their father deceased. The Richland County Sheriff’s Office and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation opened a homicide investigation.

Terrence’s son Robert Len Hamman, 53, who had been staying with him, was located and taken into custody on a probation violation and was described as a person of interest. Robert was later charged with six felonies, including two counts of murder; William and Steve testified against their brother at trial. The community continues to follow the case closely.

Did anyone in Shiloh know Terrence or have information about his last day or the dispute mentioned the day before his death?