The Lincoln Police Department has identified the victim of a homicide in northeast Lincoln as 43-year-old Tracy Henman. Her body was discovered at her home on Deweese Drive on Thursday morning, following a call to 911 from concerned family members.
Details of the Incident
Family members contacted authorities around 8 a.m. after they had not seen Henman for a couple of days. Officers responded promptly and found her inside her home alongside a man, later identified as a 40-year-old Lincoln resident who was known to Henman.
Investigation Updates
- Henman was found with visible injuries to her neck.
- She was pronounced dead at the scene by responding officers.
- The suspect has been hospitalized due to injuries to his face and neck.
Assistant Chief Jason Stille confirmed that charges are pending against the suspect. However, they will not be disclosed until he is booked into the Lancaster County Jail. An autopsy has been scheduled for Saturday to establish the cause and manner of death.
Community Impact and Next Steps
The Lincoln Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Unit is actively working on this case. They are interviewing individuals connected to both the victim and the suspect while also reviewing available evidence. According to Captain Ben Miller, there is no immediate threat to public safety.
To assist in the investigation, the LPD encourages anyone with relevant information to contact their non-emergency number at 402-441-6000. Those wishing to remain anonymous can reach out to Crime Stoppers at 402-475-3600 or report online at lincolncrimestoppers.com.
Context of the Homicide Rate in Lincoln
This marks the sixth homicide investigation in Lincoln in 2025. Notably, three of the previous five cases were related to domestic violence incidents. The LPD plans to release further updates on the investigation following the autopsy results and as investigative efforts continue throughout the weekend.
