Family of murder victim plans balloon release
Courtesy of the Parsons Sun / news@morningsun.net
The family of a man murdered in Parsons nearly three years ago is planning a balloon release in downtown Topeka Saturday to commemorate the man’s birthday.
Tyjuan Maurice Campbell, raised in Topeka but living in Pittsburg at the time, was found dead on June 20, 2018, in an apartment at Mendota Creek Apartments in Parsons.
Police were called late that afternoon to 2612 Kimball on a report of a dead man in the apartment. Police found Campbell, 21, inside. An autopsy determined his death a homicide. The Parsons police chief at the time said Campbell died of a gunshot wound. He said more than one round had been fired.
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