People that police, prosecutors or other officials have publicly named as a person of interest, a suspect, or wanted in connection with an open homicide case. Every entry is checked against news sources, and is removed as soon as a case moves on to an arrest, a court outcome or the person being cleared.
Police identified Melvin Williams, a 37-year-old homeless man, as a person of interest in connection with Tyler Le's death and appealed for help locating him for questioning.
VictimTyler LeeView case →
In November 2021, the New Orleans Police Department publicly identified Joyce Whitfield as a person of interest in the murder of Bruce Cucchiara. Investigators reported Cucchiara's cell phone was found in her possession weeks after the crime.
VictimBruce CucchiaraView case →
In November 2021, the New Orleans Police Department publicly identified Richard Chambers as a person of interest in the murder of Bruce Cucchiara.
VictimBruce CucchiaraView case →
Police named Antoine Evans as a second person of interest who might have information concerning King's death.
VictimWyatt KingView case →Authorities identified a man known by the street name 'Little Mike' as the primary person of interest in the murder of William Sircy. No arrests have been made, and the case remains unsolved.
VictimWilliam SircyView case →
Authorities initially considered Samuel Legg III, the victim's stepfather, a person of interest and have recently reopened the case focusing on his potential involvement. Investigators are revisiting the case to determine if formal charges can be filed.
VictimAngela HicksView case →
Investigators considered serial killer Ted Bundy as a person of interest in Kathy Harmon's murder due to the timing and nature of the crime.
VictimKathy HarmonView case →
