In the summer of 2013, a life was cut tragically short on the streets of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Gregory P. Frazier, a 31-year-old African-American male, was found fatally shot on the morning of Saturday, July 6th. The discovery was made around 11:30 a.m. in the 4000 block of North 15th Street. When authorities arrived at the scene, they found Frazier's body, but there was no one else present. The circumstances that led to the shooting remained unclear in the immediate aftermath.
The Milwaukee Police Department identified Gregory P. Frazier as the victim on the following Monday. At that time, they confirmed that he had died from gunshot wounds. His death was one of two homicides that occurred in the city that same day, contributing to what was a growing number of homicides in Milwaukee that year.
In the days following the discovery of Frazier's body, the investigation into his death was ongoing. However, law enforcement officials reported that no suspects were in custody in connection with the fatal shooting. The lack of immediate arrests left many questions unanswered for Frazier's family and the community, as they mourned the loss of a young man in a violent act that remained, at least for the time being, unsolved.
