Tyrone Bullins, a 26-year-old Black male from Philadelphia, was murdered in the city in 2012. The available online case entry identifies him as a homicide victim and places his death within Philadelphia’s record of killings from that year, but the public-facing entry does not provide a detailed account of what led up to the shooting, who found him, or the precise sequence of events before he died.
The case appears to have remained unresolved in the online records reviewed.
Murders in Philadelphia lists the case status as open with no arrest, meaning no suspect had been publicly identified in that source as having been taken into custody for Bullins’s killing. Because no arrest is listed, there are no public details in the reviewed sources about charges, a named defendant, a trial, a plea, or a conviction.
No sentencing or punishment information was found in the reviewed online sources. The case, as publicly presented, remains one of Philadelphia’s open homicide cases from 2012, with Bullins remembered in the record primarily by his name, age, and the fact that his death was classified as murder rather than by a solved prosecution or a courtroom outcome.
