Killing of Andre Gibbs
- Year
- 1996
- Where
- Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
- Source
- Ohio Attorney General
- Evidence
- 1
Andre Gibbs was killed in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, on April 2, 1996. The Ohio Attorney General lists this as an unsolved homicide, case number 1567.
From the Ohio Attorney General’s unsolved homicide database. Records change. The source is the authority.
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Podcast episodes
- Touching Bases with De'Andre Gibbs and His Initiative: Elevated Pinnacles Mentorship!Happy Hour Talks Podcast · 2023
- Kickin it with DeAndre Gibbs, Owner/CEO of Just A Bum With Kickz #JABWKHappy Hour Talks Podcast · 2022
- Haverford College's Andre Gibbs - Handling Hard TogetherKYW Newsradio's 1-On-1 with Matt Leon · 2026
- It's Only Up From Here- Chattin with De'Andre Gibbs on Leaving Your Hometown, His Mentorship, Growing Pains, and Coach StormyHappy Hour Talks Podcast · 2022
- La batalla en mi mente (Andrea Gibbs)Ahora es tu turno · 2020
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