Man Found Not Guilty in 2018 Bronzeville Murder of Transgender Woman
A man was found not guilty in the 2018 murder of a transgender woman in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood.
Chicago, IL, October 24, 2026 —
A man was found not guilty in the 2018 murder of a transgender woman in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood, according to the information provided about the case.
The available summary does not identify the man or the woman, give the date of the verdict, or describe the circumstances of the killing or the proceedings. It also does not specify the court, the charges considered, or the basis for the not-guilty finding. No further details about the case’s history or what happened after the verdict were provided.
The reported outcome is limited to the finding that the man was not guilty in connection with the woman’s 2018 murder. The information does not clarify whether the verdict followed a trial or another court process, and it does not provide statements from the man, the woman’s family, attorneys, law enforcement, or other officials. Those details cannot be confirmed from the summary.
The case was described as taking place in Bronzeville, a neighborhood in Chicago. No specific address or other location details were included. The summary also does not provide information about the woman beyond identifying her as transgender, or explain whether her identity was discussed during the proceedings.
Without additional information, the timing and procedural context of the verdict, as well as any response from people involved, remain unclear. The stated outcome is that the man was found not guilty in the 2018 killing.
Story summarized from the original created by WLS on abc7chicago.com, see more information here.
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