Explore documented Queen Creek homicide cases by victim and year, with incident locations, case histories and source links. Records distinguish the town from nearby communities that share Queen Creek mailing addresses.
Search by victim, year, location or incident type. Both records remain searchable without map pins while precise locations are checked.
Second-degree murder conviction reported in November 2025; subsequent appeals not checked
2025 conviction and sentencing ↗ Original crash investigation ↗One manslaughter plea and sentence documented in 2025; other defendants faced charges in cited reporting; later case outcomes not comprehensively checked
Investigation, location and indictments ↗ 2025 case and sentencing update ↗Browse the years represented in the current directory. These are counts of records documented on this site, not official annual Queen Creek homicide totals.
A Queen Creek mailing address or news category does not establish that an incident occurred inside town limits. The following cases are not included in the two-record town count.
December 3, 2019. Reported body discovery near Valencia Avenue and Hunt Highway. The precise municipal location and the location of the killing still need verification.
Read the reporting ↗May 29, 2019. Reported fatal shooting in San Tan Mountain Regional Park near Thompson Road and Brenner Pass Road. Town jurisdiction has not been established.
Read the reporting ↗November 28, 2023. The cited report places this fatal shooting in San Tan Valley, near Ocotillo and Gantzel roads. It is excluded from Queen Creek.
Read the reporting ↗Each included record has a documented victim, incident date, location and homicide basis in the linked reporting. A victim can be included when the case is identifiable but the cited reports omit the name; that omission is stated explicitly. Charges and convictions are distinguished, and status reflects dated reporting. Nearby cases with unresolved municipal locations are listed separately and excluded from the town count.
No. This is an expanding directory, not an official homicide census. Two documented victims are included so far, including one child whose name is not provided in the cited reports.
No map pins are assigned to these records yet. Written locations follow the cited reports, and precise scene coordinates have not been verified.
Homicide means one person caused another person’s death. Murder is a criminal legal classification. Case cards preserve distinctions such as homicide investigation, murder charge, conviction, unsolved case and murder-suicide rather than treating them as interchangeable.
These records link to ABC15 reporting on police investigations and court outcomes. The page distinguishes named victims, a clearly labeled unnamed victim and nearby cases excluded from the town count.