Reward money has been increased in the hopes of solving a Crenshaw County man's murder, which happened May 3, 2011. alnews coldcase alabamanewsnetwork
Reward money has been increased in the hopes of solving a Crenshaw County man’s murder, which happened May 3, 2011.
DeLange Harris was found shot to death on Athens Church Road in the Goshen community on May 3, 2011 — just two days after his 25th birthday. He lived in Luverne, was a Brantley High School graduate and worked at Beacon Clinic in Luverne.Sheriff Terry Mears is pleading with the public to come forward with any and all information if they know something. The smallest bit of information may be the piece to the puzzle that solves this case.
“What happened to my child, I wouldn’t want to see it done, to not only no one else’s child, but no other individual. No not one,” his father John Harris told us.“It couldn’t have been drugs, it couldn’t have been money. It couldn’t have been, we don’t know what it possibly could have been. But whatever it was, whoever did it, all they had to do was find me and I would have made it right. One way or another,” he said.
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