Justice for Brice: A Life Abandoned on the Asphalt

49 Years of Love, Left to Die Alone

The heartbreak surrounding the death of Brice Lajuan Edwards in Midwest City is laced with raw, unforgivable anger. At 49, Brice was taken from his loved ones not just by a fatal crash, but by the cold, calculated decision of a driver who chose to flee the scene and abandon him. To cause a deadly wreck is a tragedy; to leave a human being injured or dying on the asphalt, without a thought of aid or responsibility, is a moral atrocity.

Brice Lajuan Edwards deserved better than this cowardly ending. He deserved assistance, decency, and above all, accountability. His life was abruptly stolen, and his final moments may have been marked by fear and isolation, all because one person prioritized their own freedom over another person’s life. The grief of his family is compounded a hundredfold by the knowledge that the person responsible is hiding, walking free while Brice is gone forever. This community must unite to reject such callous disregard for human life.

A Reward for Right: Breaking the Code of Silence

To his grieving family, closure is a necessary part of the healing process, and finding the driver is the only way to achieve it. In a profound act of desperation and love, they have offered a reward—a clear, urgent call to anyone in Midwest City who knows the truth. This reward is not just money; it is a desperate plea for justice, a recognition that sometimes, the only way to pierce the code of silence is with an incentive for courage.

We are appealing directly to the conscience of the community. Someone knows who was driving that vehicle. Someone saw the damaged car, heard the confession, or noticed a sudden change in behavior. If you have any information, you are not just helping the police; you are giving a grieving family the profound gift of accountability. Do not let fear or misplaced loyalty protect a coward. The driver must face the consequences of their actions, both the crash and the abandonment.

Honoring Brice: A Commitment to Action

Brice Lajuan Edwards was a loved one—a 49-year-old man with a history, a heart, and a place in this world that can never be filled. His memory demands more than just mourning; it demands action. We stand with his family in their tireless pursuit of justice and urge every citizen of Midwest City to be vigilant. Look at your neighbors, listen to the whispers, and let the authorities know what you find.

We must make it clear that in our town, you cannot steal a life and then hide in the shadows. Let the collective love and outrage for Brice Lajuan Edwards bring the truth to light. The only fitting tribute to his life is to ensure his perpetrator is found and held responsible for this cowardly and fatal hit-and-run.