Homicide of Christopher Parsley
Christopher Parsley, 19, of Centreville, MD
On June 1st, 2025, at approximately 1:15 am, deputies from the Queen Anne's County Office of the Sheriff responded to reports of gunfire in the 1500 block of Centreville Road.
Upon arrival law enforcement and first responders located three individuals suffering from gunshot wounds. A 28 y/o female and 27 y/o male were flown to Baltimore Shock Trauma for their injuries. 19 y/o Christopher Parsley, of Centreville, MD was pronounced deceased on scene.
Per witness statements a large party was being held at the residence before the shooting occurred. Upon hearing gunshots, most attendees, as well as the person or persons responsible for the shooting, fled the area.
Individuals with information related to this case are asked to contact the Criminal Investigations Unit of the Queen Anne's County Office of the Sheriff. The Anonymous Tip Line may be reached by emailing Sheriff-Info@qac.org or by calling 410-758-6666.
Metro Crime Stoppers of Maryland is offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrest of the person or persons responsible for the death of Christopher Parsley. To make a tip call 1-866-756-2587 or visit www.metrocrimestoppers.org
Homicide of Herman “Dolly” Callahan
Case Number: 92 H 0464
On August 24, 1992, at approximately 7:15 am, a motorist was driving on Rt. 404 near Rt. 309 in Queen Anne, MD when they noticed a person laying in the doorway of a home. Believing the person had fallen they reported what they had seen. Upon arrival, deputies located Herman "Dolly" Callahan, 75, deceased just inside the doorway of his residence, with a single shotgun wound.
The single gunshot appeared to be fired at a close range, leading investigators to believe the killer was known to the victim. Callahan was a local businessman and owner of two cattle farms, as well as landlord to more than a dozen tenants.
While Callahan was said to be a hard worker, starting his day at 4 am daily, and could "turn a dollar", he was also said to have enemies.
Callahan's 1985 GMC livestock truck was taken from the residence and located nearby at the National Guard Armory. Investigators have no information on why it was moved there or by whom. The gun used to kill Callahan has never been located.
Investigators continue to seek information on and potential witnesses from that morning who may have seen someone at or leaving the residence, clues to why the truck was taken and moved a short distance away, and the location of a possible murder weapon.
Individuals with information can contact the Sheriff's Office at 410-758-0770. The Anonymous Tip Line can be reached by calling 410-758-6666 or by emailing Sheriff-Info@qac.org.
MISSING PERSON
James Vincent Colicchio
Age 58 6’01” 210 Pounds Gray Hair Green Eyes
On November 11th, 2013, James Colicchio, 58, was reported missing. Investigators learned that Colicchio had been living in a commercial rental unit on 4H Park Road near Queenstown and had not been seen for several months.
Perishable food and documents discovered at the location indicated Colicchio may have been gone since early September. Several cats were found alive, but in poor condition in the unit and were removed by Animal Control. Investigators were advised it was out of character for Colicchio to leave his cats without care.
Colicchio's vehicles were located at his rental unit, with one having a window broken out, and the other in the process of being repaired with tools left outside. Phone records showed no recent activity and that it had been turned off.
Colicchio has no children or known romantic partners, and was known to keep to himself. He is a stone mason by trade and uses his deceased father's company name of Colicchio & Sons and the email jimthestoneman@gmail.com.
Prior to his disappearance Colicchio had been having issues with a neighboring tenants over the parking of vehicles and his cats being injured. One family member reported Colicchio was extremely angered over one of his cats being killed and believed his neighbor was involved.
Colicchio has previously lived in Clinton, MD, Rockville, MD, and Fort Washington, MD. In the past he has been cited for soliciting money from vehicles on a controlled access highway in Prince George's County.
Individuals with information related to Vincent Colicchio's disappearance are asked to call the Sheriff's Office at 410-758-0770. To reach the Anonymous Tip Line please call 410-758-6666 or email Sheriff-Info@qac.org.
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