Hazel Park Community Grieves Mother and Son Killed in Double Homicide
HAZEL PARK, Mich. — A wave of grief and disbelief has struck the Hazel Park community after police confirmed the deaths of a mother and her young son in what investigators are calling a double homicide. The victims were identified as 41-year-old Linda Hill and her 12-year-old son, Kardi Jackson.
Authorities say officers responded to a welfare check at a residence in Hazel Park, where they discovered the two victims inside. Both were pronounced dead at the scene. While the exact details surrounding the tragedy remain under investigation, police have confirmed that the case is being treated as a double homicide. No arrests have been announced as of yet, and investigators are working diligently to determine who is responsible.
Neighbors and community members describe Linda Hill as a devoted mother who was dedicated to her son and known for her kindness. She was remembered as someone who worked hard to provide for her family and kept her circle close. Her son, Kardi, a sixth-grade student, was described as bright, energetic, and full of potential, with a contagious smile that lit up every room he entered. Teachers and classmates have already begun sharing tributes to honor his memory, remembering him as a child with endless curiosity and a love for sports and learning.
“This is just devastating,” one neighbor shared. “They were such good people. I can’t believe something so horrible could happen here.”
The shocking loss has left the entire Hazel Park community in mourning. Local churches, schools, and community groups have come together to offer counseling and emotional support for those struggling to process the tragedy. Vigils are already being planned to honor Linda and Kardi, giving friends, neighbors, and classmates the chance to grieve collectively and show solidarity with the family.
Police are urging anyone with information related to the case to come forward as the investigation continues. Detectives are combing through evidence and interviewing potential witnesses in hopes of bringing justice for Linda and Kardi.
For now, Hazel Park stands united in sorrow, holding tightly to the memories of a mother and son whose lives were stolen too soon. The community is determined to honor their legacy while demanding answers and accountability for this heartbreaking act of violence.
Rest in peace, Linda Hill and Kardi Jackson. You will be forever remembered and deeply missed.
