Marquese Hiller, a 20-year-old Black male, was killed in Philadelphia in early August 2010, with available online homicide listings placing the incident and death on August 5, 2010, rather than August 6. The case appears in public Philadelphia homicide records among the city’s 2010 victims, where he is listed at the 6500 block of Lebanon Avenue, a residential stretch in West Philadelphia. Those sparse public details leave behind the outline of a young life ended suddenly, recorded in the city’s homicide count but with little publicly available narrative about what happened in the moments before the violence.
The available online sources identify his death as a murder or homicide and show that his case remained classified as open with no arrest reported. No public source located named a suspect, described a motive, or provided a detailed account of the circumstances that led to his death. There were also no available records found describing charges, court proceedings, trial activity, plea agreements, or convictions connected to his killing.
What remains publicly visible is a brief but stark record: Marquese Hiller was one of the many people killed in Philadelphia during 2010, and his case has been listed as unresolved. The lack of named suspects or reported arrests suggests that investigators either did not publicly identify the person responsible or that any leads did not result in charges. As of the available online information, his death stands as an open homicide with no publicly documented arrest or conviction.
