Alfred Beauchamp, a 45-year-old Hispanic/Latino male, was killed in Philadelphia on October 24, 2007. His name appears among the city's 2007 homicide victims, recorded with both the assault date and date of death listed as October 24. The location tied to the case was the 5200 block of Pennway Street, placing the final moments of his life in a residential stretch of Philadelphia where, according to the available public listings, another violent death was added to a year already marked by a
heavy homicide toll.
The publicly available details are sparse, leaving the case with more silence than explanation. There is no detailed narrative available describing what led up to the killing, who was with him, whether there was an argument, robbery, ambush, or any known motive. What is available shows that Beauchamp's death was treated as a murder in Philadelphia and that the case was later listed as open with no arrest.
No suspect has been publicly identified in the available online records reviewed, and no arrest, charging information, trial, plea, or conviction is listed in connection with Beauchamp's killing. The case appears to have remained unresolved, with the public record stopping at the basic facts of his death: the date, the city, the block where he was found or killed, and the absence of an arrest.
