Baltimore County Police are asking for the public's help in solving the 15 year old murder case of Joann "Jody" LeCornu.

On March 2, 1996, 23 year-old Jody LeCornu was shot in the back while in the Drumcastle Shopping Center on York Road in Towson. She drove across York Road to the Giant York Road Plaza, where she died.

A black male driving a white BMW followed LeCornu into the York Road Plaza, took unknown items from her car, returned to his vehicle and left the scene.

Eugene Police are investigating the recent homicide of sixty-five year old Donald Lee Williams which occurred at his home in west Eugene on or about February 13, 2006 .

Mr. Williams regularly drove a very distinctive automobile.  The 2003 Chrysler P.T. Cruiser was pearl white in color with imitation wood side panels, white full-length fender skirts, and had many chrome accents.

Additionally, Mr. Williams was known to drive a white 2004 Ford Ranger crew-cab pickup truck (not pictured).

Anyone with information about his death or seeing Mr. Williams in the days prior to his death are asked to call the Eugene Police Tip-Line at (541) 682-8888.

The Dayton Police Homicide Squad needs information regarding the violent shooting death of off-duty Dayton Police Officer Kevin Brame in late 1999. His grieving family still awaits justice following his brutal murder.

On November 1, 1999, just after 9:00 pm, Kevin Brame parked his car in the driveway and returned his two small children to their home on Cherry Dr, in Dayton, Ohio. As Kevin returned to his vehicle, an unknown assailant emerged from a row of hedges near the house and shot him. Kevin was ambushed and never had a chance to defend himself. It is still unknown why Kevin Brame was killed.

Anyone with information about this crime is encouraged to contact the Homicide Squad at (937) 333-7109 or by email: Patricia.Tackett@daytonohio.gov.

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Richard Leland, aka: Richard Daniel Heatley

Entered On: October 19, 2011, 8:22 am

On June 17, 1981, fourteen year old Richard Leland, aka Richard Daniel Heatley, left his home, 1915 West Riverview, at approximately 1:30 p.m. When he did not return, his mother reported him missing. On the day of his disappearance, officers believe he may have been seen at the truck stop known as Crazy Fred’s on North Casa Grande Highway. Five weeks later on July 24, Leland’s badly decomposed body was found in the desert near North La Canada Drive. The cause of death was classified as a homicide.

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The New Orleans Police Department officials say Henry Meredith, 35, of New Orleans is wanted for the Feb. 26, 1996 murder of Damion Brumfield.

The Times-Picayune reported at the time that police found Brumfield, 19, face-up at the corner Seventh and Dryades streets shortly after midnight. He had been shot in the head, the chest, the shoulder and the hand.

Brumfield had been riding his bicycle just a block from his home when he was shot, police said then.

Meredith was previously arrested for second degree murder with specific intent, among other arrests for drug and firearm violations.

Officer Garry Flot, an NOPD spokesman, said police could not yet say how they determined Meredith to be a suspect in the shooting.

Frank King was a new father when he was gunned down 18 years ago outside his home in Silver Spring.

In the early hours of July 2, 1993, King pulled up to his home on Dilston Road. King was new to the area, having spent most of his life in the District. Around 2:30 a.m., shortly after he got out of his vehicle, two men approached him and began firing.

King was shot three times. By the time police arrived, the 38-year-old was semiconscious, lying in a pool of his own blood.

He died minutes later before his wounds could be treated.

When detectives searched King, they found that had more than $2,000 in cash on him and was wearing diamond and gold rings and bracelets. That likely ruled out a robbery.

They also found a 9 mm pistol that belonged to King. Sources told police that King carried it in his car at all times after being the victim of an attempted murder and armed robbery several years earlier.

King had been in Thomas Circle in D.C. earlier that night when he received a page and left to meet someone at an IHOP restaurant near his house.

From there he headed home, where police believe the pair of shooters were waiting for him.

Police said King was killed over a debt that he owed. They have an idea who set him up, but police don't know who was the actual shooter.

King was survived by his newborn daughter, but the girl's mother was killed two years after King was, police said. Police found no link to King's or the woman's slaying.

Anyone with information regarding King's death is asked to call police at 240-773-5079.

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Beverly Honeycutt was shot in the neck and left on the steps of her Clinton home two days after Christmas in 2007.