The mayor of Hyattsville, Maryland, located just outside Washington, D.C., has died at the age of 44. Police called his death a “suicide,” but MTO News spoke to a family member and a family member. friend thinks the death deserves further investigation.
A post on the official Hyattsville website said: “We are deeply saddened to announce that our beloved Mayor Kevin Ward passed away yesterday, January 25, from an injury sustained by self-inflicted guns”. “Mayor Ward is a valued and trusted leader and fierce advocate for all Hyattsville residents. We are heartbroken at this loss and send our deepest sympathies to his family.”
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Kevin is openly gay – he is married to a man and has two teenage sons.
Kevin also served as chairman of the city council in Hyattsville, just north of the border between Maryland and the District of Columbia, and became mayor in late 2020 when Mayor Candace Hollingsworth resigned. Ward, a Democrat, then won the mayoral election in May 2021.
Ward’s body was found by US Park Police officers in Fort Marcy, a park in McLean, Virginia. That same park, MTO News confirmed that police found White House adviser Vince Foster dead at – with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Fort Marcy Park is popular with gay men, who often go there in search of discreet sexual relationships, MTO News found out. It’s unclear why Mayor Kevin is in the park.
One of Mayor Kevin’s extended family reached out to MTO News and told us, “Please, they need to look into this. [Mayor Kevin] will not commit suicide. This could be a murder. “
“I am a fairly outspoken person,” says Mayor Kevin’s campaign website. “I believe in listening more than talking. But when I talk, I’m not one to imitate words or tell people what they want to hear. I believe in getting the job done. I believe that if I can help someone, then I can change her or his life. This is why I dedicate my career to providing the best technology for education and human service, to help as much as I can. ”
