On the somber occasion of the sixth anniversary of Terrell Ray's death, the Murfreesboro Police Department has issued a reminder that his homicide case remains cold, yet not forgotten. Ray, who was 30 at the time, tragically lost his life to a shooter on August 2, 2019, after arriving at his girlfriend's residence at the Villager Condos. The assailant, whose identity is still a mystery, managed to evade capture and has remained at large since. In their ongoing quest for justice, the department continues to seek assistance from the public, encouraging new information that may lead to a breakthrough.
As part of their efforts, CID detectives are urging the public to cast a fresh glance at an episode of MPD Crime Files, which features a re-enactment of the unresolved murder, hoping it may jog someone's memory or reveal a clue previously gone unnoticed. The department expressed, "Even the smallest detail could make a difference." They remain dedicated to the investigation, demonstrating a relentless pursuit of closure for Ray's loved ones and the community. The Murfreesboro Police Department's social media post further highlighted the active status of this cold case and the resources being invested to resolve it.
A substantial reward of $11,000 remains available for information leading to an arrest and conviction. Any individuals with knowledge about the Terrell Ray case are encouraged to contact the MPD Criminal Investigations Division directly at (615) 893-2717. Those wishing to convey tips anonymously are invited to reach out to Crime Stoppers at 615-893-STOP (7867).
