Frederick Holder, a 58-year-old White man from Memphis, Tennessee, appears in publicly available cold-case listings tied to the Memphis Police Department, where his cause of death is recorded simply as murder.
In those listings, his name sits among other unsolved killings—an entry that suggests a life ended violently, but with few public details offered beyond the stark label of what happened. The case is presented as an unresolved homicide associated with the Memphis Police Department, implying investigators have treated his death as a criminal act rather than an accident or natural passing.
No arrests, named suspects, or charging documents were included alongside his entry in the information available through those cold-case listings, and no public suspect description was provided there. In the absence of those details, his case reads like many others that linger in official files: a murder acknowledged in record, but with the “who” and “why” still missing from what’s publicly visible.
