Unsolved Crimes
Unsolved cases are highlighted in this section.
Additional area unsolved cases can be found by clicking on this link from Corey's Network Inc., A Foundation for Hope, a local 501c3 that provides immediate support, advocacy and services to surviving victims of homicide in the Kansas City metropolitan precincts without advocates.
Corey's Network Inc., - A Foundation for Hope
Anyone with any information about any of these cases is urged to call the police department where the crime happened.
If you would like to remain 100% anonymous, please submit information to the The Greater KC Crime Stoppers via 816 474-TIPS, kccrimestoppers.com, our P3 app, or scan our QR code. Any anonymous tip submitted to the Greater KC Crime Stoppers that leads to an arrest in the case will be eligible for a cash reward. In some of these cases additional rewards have been set up through the Kansas City Metropolitan Crime Commission.
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Nathan Buie and DeMarco Harvey Double Homicide
July 23, 2006
On July 23rd, 2006, just after 1:00 in the morning, Kansas City, Missouri police officers were investigating a traffic accident at 82nd Terrace and Wornall as a party was breaking up at a nearby fraternal lodge meeting hall. As the crowd came out to the parking lot a fight erupted between two groups affiliated with Ruskin and Hickman Mills High Schools. It apparently involved an ongoing dispute.
Suddenly several shots were fired from within the crowd. As police rushed toward the scene, the crowd scattered, running for safety. Police found Nathan Buie and DeMarco Harvey, both 20 years old, on the ground, suffering from mortal gunshot wounds. From all accounts neither man was involved in the fight and were college students and innocent victims. Several other people received non-life threatening wounds.
Police found several empty shell casings of various calibers and two guns at the scene. It was obvious that several people in the crowd had fired guns. As is often the case in these situations, however, police found it difficult to get witnesses to cooperate and the case remains unsolved.
A cash reward is awaiting the caller whose information leads to an arrest in this double murder case.