Aaron Ulysees Brooks, an African-American man from Washington, D.C., was found murdered along the 1400 block of Saratoga Avenue NE on July 15, 2003. Police treated the discovery as a homicide and canvassed the neighborhood, circulated flyers, and set the Metropolitan Police Department’s Synchronized Operations Command Center as the tip line for information. The MPD’s reward program, offering up to $25,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction in D.C. homicides, was publicized on an official poster that included his photo, the location, the date, and contact details.

An obituary named his parents, Ulysees and Shirley Glover, a brother Antwoine, and a sister Brieonna; services were held at New Southern Rock Baptist Church with burial at Glenwood Cemetery. No motive, specific narrative of his final movements, arrests, or suspects have been publicly reported, and the case remains listed as an unsolved homicide. If anyone knew Aaron, his routine that day, or saw anything on Saratoga Avenue NE that morning, please share what was seen or heard.