Theodore Wynn, a 23-year-old African American man from Youngstown, Ohio, was one of four people murdered during what became known as the Labor Day Massacre on September 2, 1991. The killings were carried out by Willie Williams and accomplices as part of a plan to take over the local drug trade. Other victims named in the attack were William Dent, Alfonda Madison, and Eric Howard.

He left behind a son, E. Dozier Wynn, who he never met. The crime prompted a major local investigation and drew significant media attention.