The murder of a 39-year-old gay man remains unsolved two weeks after he was found stabbed to death at the southern Louisiana bar where he worked.
The local gay community has been rocked by the Christmas killing of Robert LeCompte, reports HoumaToday.com. LeCompte was a bartender at the Drama Club bar, a popular gay spot in Houma, 60 miles southwest of New Orleans.
"Detectives are not ready to commit to any theory of a single
motive," reports the website, which added that there are no breaks in the case. "Whether the crime was motivated by money -- about $4,000 was
reported missing from the bar -- by hate, or by personal animus against
LeCompte remains undetermined."
A note left at the crime scene accused LeCompte of giving the killer HIV.
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