Grant Solomon, an 18-year-old baseball prospect, died in a suspicious parking lot accident involving his truck rolling over him. His mother, Angelia Solomon, alleges long-term abuse and sexual assault by her ex-husband Aaron Solomon, who was the last person to see Grant alive. Despite allegations and family claims of abuse and murder, authorities ruled the death an accident. Angelia was later arrested for attempting to hire a hitman to kill Aaron. The case involves allegations of domestic violence, sexual abuse, manipulation, and a contested investigation with ongoing legal actions.
Country: United States
State/Province: Tennessee, United States
City/Region: Franklin
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Divorced
Relationship Duration: Approximately 1 year (marriage)
Incident Date: July 20, 2020
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Approximately 1 year (marriage)
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2020-07-20
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The Disturbing Grant Solomon Case
Domestic Violence
The case involves a history of domestic violence, sexual abuse, and controlling behavior by Aaron Solomon against his ex-wife Angelia and their children. The relationship deteriorated into a contentious divorce with allegations of abuse and manipulation. The suspicious death of their son Grant and the subsequent murder-for-hire plot by Angelia reflect severe escalation in the domestic conflict.
Police ruled Grant's death an accident despite family claims of murder and lack of thorough investigation. Angelia was arrested for solicitation to commit murder after an undercover operation. Ongoing lawsuits and calls for investigation reopening exist. Witnesses and family allege systemic abuse and cover-up.
Conflicting accounts of the accident, lack of witnesses, missing evidence such as Grant's phone, and no autopsy create uncertainty. Police accepted Aaron's version despite inconsistencies. Witnesses at the scene did not identify themselves or give statements, adding to confusion.
Grant Solomon died on July 20, 2020, in a parking lot accident involving his truck rolling over him. Aaron Solomon was the only witness and called 911. Family alleges Aaron abused the children and was responsible for Grant's death. Angelia Solomon attempted to hire a hitman to kill Aaron in 2025. The case includes allegations of long-term abuse, manipulation, and a contested investigation with ongoing legal actions.
High risk due to history of alleged abuse, controlling behavior, threats, and escalation to fatal violence and attempted murder.
Early signs of domestic violence and abuse escalated over years, culminating in a suspicious death and attempted murder-for-hire. Lack of thorough investigation and possible influence obstructed justice. Family members' voices and evidence were marginalized, highlighting systemic issues in handling domestic abuse cases.
Allegations of sexual abuse, controlling behavior, and domestic violence; restraining orders; police calls; and children's pleas for help.
Inconsistent accident details, missing autopsy, missing evidence like Grant's phone, witness silence, and undercover sting operation.
911 call recordings, witness statements from construction workers, video evidence of planning murder-for-hire, and family testimonies.
Two construction workers witnessed the truck rolling over Grant and rushed to help but did not give statements. Clinic witnesses only arrived after sirens and did not see the accident. Family and friends provided testimonies about abuse and suspicious circumstances.
No official reopening of the investigation despite petitions and public pressure. Ongoing legal actions include Angelia's criminal case and Gracie's civil lawsuit against Aaron.
Exact circumstances of Grant's death remain unclear; identity of men Aaron mentioned on 911 call; full extent of abuse; and whether Aaron was involved in Grant's death.