UNSOLVED HOMICIDE: KIMBERLY MORSE

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When Rhode Island firefighters respond to a report of a blaze at an apartment building, they find themselves in the midst of a horrific crime scene when the smoke clears. Detectives theorize that a kind and adventurous woman’s murder was as personal as it was brutal in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

Kimberly Morse was 32 years old when she was murdered inside her North Providence, RI, apartment. She was known for her humor, kindness and sense of adventure. Source: family photo.
Kimberly’s obituary.
Kimberly (right) served as a mentor / maternal-figure for a little girl named Heather (left) in her family’s neighborhood. Source: family photo.
A contemporary satellite view of Kimberly’s apartment complex. Kimberly lived on Garibaldi St (designated in red). Source: Google Maps.
The layout of the entry section of Kimberly’s apartment. Kimberly was ambushed shortly after entering through the front door (designated in green). She was killed after placing her keys and gloves on the table, and her killer moved her body into the bathroom afterward.

Sources used to research this episode:

Brutal Killer at Large (Amy Wallace / Sea Coast Online)

After One Year, Killer Remains Free (Richard Fabrizio / Sea Coast Online)

Detective to Killer: ‘When you think you got away with it–think again.’ (WPRI News)

Murdered: Kimberly Morse (Uncovered.com)

Kimberly Sue Morse Knew Her Killer (MurderSheTold.com)

If you know anything about the murder of Kimberly Morse, please contact the North Providence Police Department at 401-233-1430 OR call their anonymous tip line at 401-719-1449.

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