Louie Gutierrez
Jorge “Louie” Gutierrez
47 YOA
3400 block of South Concorde St.
Davenport, IA
Scott County
October 19, 2004
The front of Gutierrez’s pick-up
Jorge “Louie” Gutierrez was found wrapped in a sleeping bag in the bed of his maroon 1983 Chevrolet pick-up truck in the early afternoon of October 19, 2004. The truck was parked along the Mississippi River in the 3400 block of South Concorde Street in Davenport, Iowa.
Guitierrez died as a result of blunt force trauma to the head.
License plate for Gutierrez’s truck
“Louie” was a big Dallas Cowboys fan and his truck was covered in Cowboys stickers and signs.
If you have any information regarding Louie Gutierrez’s unsolved murder, please contact the Davenport Police Department at (563) 326-7979, the Davenport CrimeStoppers tip line at (309) 762-9500, or Iowa Cold Cases via our Contact form.
There is a $1000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case.
Lewis M. Glenn
29 YOA
Zion Lutheran Church
West 8th and Taylor streets
Davenport, IA
Scott County
Case Number: 2002-31717
August 5, 2002
On Monday, August 5, 2002 at approximately 11:40 p.m., Lewis Glenn, 29, was shot and killed in the parking lot of the Zion Lutheran Church located at 8th and Taylor in Davenport, Iowa.
According to Quad-Cities CrimeStoppers, a vehicle that may have been involved was described as dark blue with a tinted back window.
Davenport Police are asking that anyone who may have been in the area at the time of the shooting or anyone else with information about Lewis Glenn’s death contact the Davenport Police Department at 563-326-7979.
Callers who wish to remain anonymous may call Crime Stoppers of the Quad Cities at 309-762-9500.
A $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in this case.
You may also send information to Iowa Cold Cases via our Contact form or our Anonymous Tip Form.
Courtesy photo JanieRaymond L. March, Jr.
23 YOA
Wilma’s Club
1200 blk of N. Harrison
Davenport, IA
Scott County
June 20, 1998
Raymond L. “Little Raymond” March Jr., 23, was shot outside Wilma’s Club in Davenport, Iowa, at 2 a.m. on Saturday, June 20, 1998.
According to police, March — a Davenport resident who formerly resided in Fairfax, Iowa — walked with a group of people out toward their cars once the bar closed. The group talked for several minutes before March walked away. Seconds later, shots rang out and March fell.
Police said at least one bullet hit March near the neck. A bystander and an officer administered CPR until paramedics arrived.
March was taken to Genesis Medical Center-East Campus in Davenport, where he died shortly after arrival.
It was the Quad Cities’ first homicide of the year.
Raymond L. March, Jr., was born in Iowa City on April 11, 1975. He graduated in 1995 from Davenport Central High School, where he’d played football, and was a former employee of APAC in Hiawatha.
Services were held at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, June 21, 1998, at the St. Paul Lutheran Church in Davenport. Burial was at Davenport Memorial Park Cemetery.
Visitation was held from 5 – 8 p.m. Monday, June 20, at McGinnis, Chambers and Sass Funeral Home in Bettendorf, and from noon until the time of services Tuesday at the church.
Courtesy photo TheMirrorBlue, Findagrave.comSurvivors included a daughter, Asia McMeans, Davenport; a son, Khalil McMeans, Davenport; his mother, Pamela Turnquist of Davenport; his father, Raymond March Sr. of Fairfax, Iowa; his stepmother, Sandra Townsley of Davenport; two sisters, Tanisha March and Shalonda March, both of Davenport; two brothers, Nathaniel Turnquist of Davenport and Ramon March of Fairfax; a stepbrother, James Townsley, Davenport; grandparents, Ludwig “George” and Phyllis Turnquist and Frankie and Cora March, all of Davenport; and great-grandmothers, Hortense Turnquist and Lucille Turnquist, both of Davenport, and Frieda Ahlgren, Peoria, Ill.
If you have any information on the unsolved murder of Raymond L. March, Jr., please contact the Davenport Police Department at (563) 326-7979, or send information to Iowa Cold Cases via our Contact form or Anonymous Tip Form.
Francisco Nagera
Outside the Stadium Club
822 W. 2nd St.
Davenport, IA
Scott County
Case #: 1983-21175
January 24, 1983
Francisco Nagera was shot outside the Stadium Club in Davenport, Iowa on Monday, January 24, 1983.
Nagera and his brother left the bar and quickly became involved in a struggle as two men tried to rob them. An undercover officer who witnessed the event got involved and Nagera was shot in the abdomen.
When the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation established a Cold Case Unit in late 2009, Nagera’s case was one of approximately 150 cases the new unit hoped to solve through advancements in DNA technology. The Cold Case Unit was forced to close down in December 2011 due to lack of funding, although the DCI continues to investigate those cold cases where progress was being made.
If you have any information about Francisco Nagera’s unsolved murder, please contact the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation at (515) 725-6010, e-mail dciinfo@dps.state.ia.us, or contact the Davenport Police Department at (563) 326-7979.
Don Jeys, Sr.
64 YOA
700 blk West 5th St.
Davenport, IA
Scott County
February 18, 1972
Caleb Donathan “Don” Jeys, Sr., 64, was shot once in the head at close range with a .32- or .38-caliber handgun late on Friday, February 18, 1972, while at home in his Davenport apartment.
Davenport police said Jeys’ apartment had been ransacked and that a large amount of cash — which Jeys had set aside for the purchase of a new van — was missing.
Caleb Donathan Jeys, Sr., was born September 29, 1907 in Sergeant Bluff, Iowa, to Lena Mae Cumpston and Joseph Elnathan Jeys. He had eleven siblings that included three brothers: George Otey Jeys, Joseph LeRoy Jeys, and Byron Dale Jeys; and five sisters: Mary R. Jeys Wood, Lena Marguerite Jeys, Alice Harriett Jeys Bock, Jennie Irene Jeys, and Etta Lou Jeys Keele.
In 1925, Don married Vera Lavella Eastwood and they had three children: Caleb “Donn” Donathan Jeys, Jr., Robert Dale Jeys, and Rose Marie Jeys Mayo.
Don worked in management with the L.B. Price Mercantile Company before serving with the United States Navy during World War II. When he returned after the war in 1946, Don married Romelle Foster Ohl and resumed his job with L.B. Price, where he worked up until his murder.
Courtesy photo dvrice, findagrave.comMemorial services were held at a Davenport Catholic church with burial at the Rock Island National Cemetery.
If you have any information regarding Don Jeys’ unsolved murder please contact the Davenport Police Department at 563-326-7979 or Iowa Cold Cases via our Contact form.
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