It has been two years since the tragic murder of 29-year-old Hayden Davis, a transgender woman found shot multiple times and wrapped in a blanket on Detroit’s west side at the corner of Fenkell Avenue and Lesure Street.
Despite the passage of time, the case remains unsolved, leaving family, friends and advocates searching for answers.
Family of Hayden DavisOn Wednesday, family members of Davis, along with representatives from Crime Stoppers, canvassed the neighborhood where she lost her life, distributing flyers in hopes of uncovering new information about her murder. The flyers featured Davis’ photo and details surrounding the case, urging anyone with knowledge to come forward.
Tabitha Nahabedian, Davis’ mother, expressed her frustrations during an interview with me.
“It’s very frustrating. It’s been two years,” she said as her voice broke with emotion. “We are out here putting our boots on the ground, trying to get people to see something and say something.”