Jonathan Thomas Freeman, a 39-year-old white male, died on April 7, 2017, in Los Angeles after being strangled. The death is recorded in the Los Angeles Times Homicide Report and the case is listed under the jurisdiction of LAPD North Hollywood. The available public record lists the manner of death as strangulation and records Freeman's death date and age but provides few other publicly posted scene details.
Freeman was 39 at the time of his death; beyond his age, race and cause of death the Homicide Report does not provide further biographical information such as family, employment or residence. The Los Angeles Police Department's homicide structure places this investigation with the North Hollywood division, but no public press release or publicly available follow-up report located in this search indicates an arrest, charge, or identification of a suspect connected to Freeman's killing.
Investigators have not, in the sources reviewed, announced a case closure or a suspect who has since been charged or convicted. There is no public record found in this search of a reward notice, extended media coverage, or a later status update resolving the matter. As of the most recent publicly accessible records located, the case remains unsolved with no reported arrests or criminal filings tied to Jonathan Thomas Freeman's death.
Anyone with information about this homicide is asked to contact the Los Angeles Police Department homicide unit for North Hollywood or to provide anonymous tips through LA Regional Crime Stoppers; the LAPD public information pages list 1-800-222-TIPS or the Department Operations Center at 1-213-484-5608 for reporting information.
