• Shot in Broad Daylight on a Park Bench: The Unsolved Case of Carnell Sledge & Kate Brown

  • Nov 14 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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Shot in Broad Daylight on a Park Bench: The Unsolved Case of Carnell Sledge & Kate Brown

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  • On June 4, 2019, longtime friends Carnell Sledge and Katherine Brown were out walking at the Rocky River Reservation in Ohio. They had sat down on a bench along the river when they were suddenly shot dead. The shooting was so random and unexplainable that many figure it was a hate crime, as the two could have appeared as a mixed-race couple. The case still remains unsolved to this day.

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    Carnell's Memorial Page: / sledgeshelpinghands
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