Commerce City, Colorado – The discovery of Paul Sheffield’s body in a field near East 64th Avenue and Interstate 270 in 2022 has left his family yearning for answers in his unsolved murder case. Commerce City Police are hopeful that a potential witness could hold the key to cracking the cold case, but the whereabouts of this crucial person remain unknown.
On September 25th, 2022, authorities responded to the field where Sheffield’s body was found and determined that he had suffered fatal gunshot wounds. His son, Travis Sheffield, expressed disbelief at the tragic loss of his father, describing him as a good person whose death has left a void in their lives.
Travis shared that he had recently reconnected with his father, gaining insight into his life and forming relationships with his friends, including Bonnie Richmond, who considered Paul Sheffield her best friend. Richmond reflected on the shock of receiving the news of his passing and the impact it has had on her.
Sheffield was known to reside in the encampment where his body was discovered, and investigators are keen to speak with another individual who may have been present in the area, Sherry Ann Stephens. While Richmond is familiar with Stephens, her current whereabouts are unknown, prompting concerns regarding any potential involvement in Sheffield’s death.
Expressing a mix of hope and apprehension, Richmond acknowledged the importance of finding answers in the case, both for closure and justice. Travis Sheffield echoed this sentiment, urging anyone with information to come forward and assist in bringing resolution to his father’s untimely death.
Authorities have emphasized that Stephens is not considered a suspect in the investigation but believe that her cooperation could help solve the case. They have urged anyone with knowledge of Stephens’ location to contact the Commerce City Police Department tip line anonymously at (303) 289-3626. The pursuit of justice for Paul Sheffield continues as his loved ones seek closure and peace in the wake of his tragic passing.