Byron Holley, 37, a Black male from Philadelphia, was listed among the city’s homicide victims after he died on March 2, 2010. The available online homicide listing places the case in the 2000 block of East Commissioner Street, a Philadelphia block that became the recorded location tied to his death. His name appears in the city’s 2010 homicide count between other early-March victims, marking his death as part of a violent stretch in Philadelphia that year.
The public information
available online is limited. What can be established from non-excluded online sources is that Holley’s death was treated as a homicide, that the incident date and death date were both recorded as March 2, 2010, and that he was 37 years old when he was killed. The sparse record leaves the scene largely without the fuller details that often appear in police releases or news accounts, such as a narrative of what led to the violence, the exact manner of attack, or whether witnesses came forward.
No non-excluded online source located in the search identified an arrest, named suspect, charged defendant, trial, plea, conviction, or sentencing connected to Holley’s killing. The case appears online as an unresolved homicide with no publicly listed suspect information in the sources found.
