The family of Aaron Williams, a 29-year-old father and former Hamilton Township high school football star, is continuing their search for justice three months after his fatal shooting. Williams was found shot in the woods of Marion Franklin Park on July 18, 2026, during a quiet Saturday morning. He died minutes after being discovered by someone in the area. Despite the passage of time, Columbus police have not identified or arrested a suspect, leaving the gunman at large. Williams is survived by his five-year-old son and his grieving family, including his sister, Aareona Williams, and his mother, Tyra Lewis. In recent interviews, family members described Aaron as a strong, community-oriented individual who was always willing to help others. His sister expressed the profound impact of his loss, stating that the past few months have been a nightmare and that he did not deserve such a violent end. His mother, Tyra Lewis, urged the person responsible to surrender and turn themselves in, emphasizing the moral burden of living with the consequences of such an act. The family is pleading with anyone who has information regarding the incident to come forward. They are seeking answers and accountability for the despicable act that took a father and brother from their lives. Columbus police have not provided recent updates on the investigation, but the case remains active. Authorities are asking anyone with information to contact the Columbus Police Department or Crimestoppers of Central Ohio at 614-461-TIPS. The family remains committed to seeing justice served and hopes that a witness will step forward to help identify the individual responsible for the shooting.