Jrok Imb, Known as “Pee Wee,” Stabbed to Death in St. Louis CWE After Being Reported Missing in University City

A missing person’s case ended in tragedy early Wednesday morning after police discovered Jrok Imb, popularly known as “Pee Wee,” dead in St. Louis’ Central West End, bringing a heartbreaking and violent conclusion to a search that began with deep concern and hope for his safe return.

According to authorities, St. Louis Metropolitan Police were called to the 4200 block of Olive Street around 1 a.m. after officers with the University City Police Department tracked a missing man’s cellphone signal to that location. When officers arrived, they found Jrok Imb unresponsive, suffering from a puncture wound to his torso. Despite the emergency response, it was already too late, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

What began as a missing person investigation quickly escalated into a homicide investigation, sending shockwaves through both the University City and Central West End communities. The quiet early-morning discovery marked a devastating end to efforts to locate him safely, leaving family, friends, and loved ones in disbelief.

Jrok Imb, widely known as “Pee Wee,” was a familiar and recognized figure to many. Friends and community members remember him with sorrow, describing the pain of losing someone who was well known and deeply connected to those around him. The loss is made even more heartbreaking by the knowledge that he was actively being searched for before his life was violently taken.

Police have not released details regarding suspects or a possible motive, and the investigation remains ongoing. Detectives continue working to determine the events leading up to Jrok Imb’s death and are urging anyone with information to come forward to help bring answers and justice to his family.

Beyond the police reports and the investigation, a life has been lost — a son, a friend, and a familiar face whose absence will be profoundly felt. The sudden and violent nature of his death has left loved ones mourning not only who he was, but the future that was stolen from him. Messages of grief, heartbreak, and remembrance continue to circulate as the community struggles to process the loss.

This tragic case is yet another painful reminder of how quickly lives can be changed — and ended — by violence. As the investigation continues, thoughts and prayers remain with Jrok Imb “Pee Wee,” his family, and all who are grieving during this incredibly difficult time.

Rest in peace, Pee Wee.

You were known. You were loved. You will not be forgotten.

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