On the evening of December 28, 2016, the 2300 block of A.P. Tureaud Avenue in New Orleans' Seventh Ward became the scene of a violent crime that remains unsolved to this day. Edwin “Lil Eddie” Brumfield III, a 25-year-old father, was sitting in a white Monte Carlo with two other men when gunfire erupted. Brumfield managed to exit the vehicle but collapsed on the steps of a nearby home, where he was pronounced dead at the scene. The two other occupants of the car sustained injuries and were transported to a hospital for treatment. The New Orleans Police Department has not released additional details about the incident, and no arrests have been made.
Born in 1991, Edwin Brumfield III was known affectionately as “Lil Eddie” to his family and friends. He was the beloved son of Tiffany Davis and the late Edwin Brumfield Jr. At the time of his death, he was a devoted father to his young son, Edwin “Manny” Brumfield. His sudden and violent death left a void in the lives of his loved ones, who remember him as a cherished family member and friend.
The murder of Edwin Brumfield sent shockwaves through the New Orleans community, particularly in the Seventh Ward where the shooting occurred. Friends, family, and neighbors mourned the loss of a young man whose life was cut short by senseless violence. Despite the passage of time, the community continues to seek answers and justice for Brumfield's untimely death.
As of now, the case remains open and unsolved. The New Orleans Police Department has not provided updates on potential suspects or motives behind the shooting. The lack of information has been a source of frustration for Brumfield's family and the broader community, who are eager for closure and accountability. Authorities continue to urge anyone with information about the case to come forward and assist in the investigation. Unlock the full case narrative for , all available source links, additional videos, and member discussions.Continue reading the complete case summary
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