Germantown 97
Markeish Amir Johnson, 18: ‘I can’t like everybody because everybody isn’t like me’
Markeish Amir Johnson wasn’t your average 18 year old. He loved his family, kept a small circle of friends and was respectful to everyone he crossed paths with. “I’d say, ‘You don’t have many friends,’ but he’d say, ‘I can’t like everybody because everybody isn’t like me,’” Markeish’s mother, Angela Parrish, recalled. Markeish was a […]
Terrence Johnson, 30
If you have any information about this victim, please contact us at [email protected] Date: 2017-11-22 Location: 4500 Wayne Av, Philadelphia, PA
James Walke III, 28, known for his pancakes – and a heart ‘big as the moon’
In February 2016, James Walke III spotted a man lying on the ground down the street from the house he shared with his family in Germantown. He urged his mother, Yullio Robbins, and his stepfather to call 9-1-1 and to come with him to see what they could do to help. Robbins told her son, […]
Darrin Grandy, 23
If you have any information about this victim, please contact us at [email protected] Date: 2017-07-28 Location: 5000 Germantown Av, Philadelphia, PA Darrin Grandy passed away on July 25th, 2017 suddenly at age 23. Father of Zyleem Jones, son of Tameka Johnson and Dwight Knox. Brother of Darnie’ Knox, Daron Knox and Darnell Grandy
Timothy Michael, 27
If you have any information about this victim, please contact us at [email protected] Date: 2017-07-05 Location: 300 W Seymour St, Philadelphia, PA News coverage: 6ABC Philly.com
Anthony Burton, 25
If you have any information about this victim, please contact us at [email protected] Philly Unsolved Murders Date: 2021-04-02 Location: 6000 N Beechwood St, Philadelphia, PA
Stanley Bowman, 26
If you have any information about this victim, please contact us at [email protected] Date: 2021-04-24 Location: 5500 Morton St, Philadelphia, PA
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