You are so kind to share this, and I’m so sorry for the loss you’ve carried all these years. Stacey sounds like he was deeply loved, and it matters that someone is still paying attention and fighting for answers.
Because this is still an unsolved homicide, I hope you’ll consider submitting everything you remember in writing again: the person’s name or aliases, descriptions, locations, dates, the mace incident at Stacey’s job, Chris’s full name if you know it, and anything about threats made to you, Stacey, or Chris. Even details that seem small could help if they connect to something already in the case file.
If anyone has firsthand information about Stacey Jordan, the Wold Avenue home, people he was seeing, the halfway house where he worked, or the person described in this post, please contact Cincinnati Police or submit a tip through the Ohio Attorney General’s cold case resources.
Stacey deserved care, dignity, and a real investigation in 1992. He still deserves justice now.