In the spring of 2007, the life of Anthony L. Frazier, a 47-year-old Black man, was tragically cut short in his Elkhart, Indiana home. On the morning of April 19th, while visiting with friends in his apartment at 169 N. Fifth Street, a knock came at the door. When Frazier went to answer it, an encounter occurred that resulted in his untimely death. The event that transpired in that moment has been deemed a homicide by investigators.
Born in New Orleans on February 6, 1960, Frazier was a graduate of Memorial High School and had made his home in Elkhart, where he was employed by various RV manufacturers. He was a father and was survived by his mother, Winnie L. Williams.
In the years following Anthony Frazier's death, details regarding any potential suspects or arrests have not been publicly disclosed. The investigation into his murder remains an open matter for local law enforcement. While the specific circumstances leading to the fatal encounter at his doorstep are not widely known, the case continues to be a point of concern within the community as those close to him await justice.
