Six years after the murder of Michael Needham in Blue Ash, Ohio, his family continues to plead for answers.

Needham was found murdered in his family's business parking lot in 2018, and his killer remains at large.

Blue Ash Police, with assistance from the FBI, are actively investigating the case.

Needham's brother, John, remains hopeful that awareness of the unsolved murder will lead to a breakthrough.

The family is offering a reward, in addition to Crime Stoppers, for information that could help solve the case.

John fears that without closure, his family will never find peace.

A group of friends were out for a walk along the James River Park trail on March 1, 1999, when they made a horrifying discovery.

As they approached the footbridge over the railroad tracks, they found a severed head in the middle of the path.

The victim was later identified as 39-year-old Henry Edward Northington, a well-known figure in Richmond's homeless community.

His killer or killers remain unknown, and the case is considered cold.

The deliberate placement of Northington's head led to various theories about his death, including being targeted for being homeless or a hate crime due to his sexuality.

Despite numerous calls for tips and leads, the case remains unsolved.

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