CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. — Jordin Robinson, 17, was killed after being found shot several times inside a vacant home in his Clayton County neighborhood last week. Now, his family wants to know if an attack at school had something to do with his death.
His parents were too distraught to speak with Channel 2′s Tom Jones, so they designated his aunt and uncle, who he was very close with, to talk about his young life.
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“This was taken on Thanksgiving,” his aunt Keshunda Millbrook said, as she showed off a photos of him.
She even has a photo album she keeps with pictures of her and Jordin right after he was born.
Dwight Millbrook says Jordin was the rambunctious one, the life of the party.
“He was happy, always smiling,” the uncle said.
Jordin’s aunt said he had dreams of becoming a Real Estate Agent, but that dream was cut short within walking distance of his home on McDonough Court.
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Neighbors told police they heard shots and saw a teen running away. When police checked a vacant home across the street from Jordin’s home, they found him shot multiple times. He was later pronounced dead.
“It broke my heart. My heart was shattered into pieces,” his aunt said.
Jordin’s parents didn’t hear the shots, but came outside after seeing police and paramedics.
“They saw them loading his body into the ambulance,” the aunt explained. “Didn’t know it was Jordin.”
The family says some teens attacked Jordin at his high school recently. He didn’t want to go back and was working on getting his GED.
The family wonders if the teens who attacked him came back and killed him. They say the killer doesn’t deserve freedom anymore.
“We want this person caught and we want them brought to justice ASAP because, to know they’re still on the street, that’s upsetting to us,” the aunt said.
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Police say they are working every angle of the case to catch Jordin’s killer.
Anyone with any information should call Clayton County police.
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