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X-twitter Facebook-f Instagram Bringing Light to UnSOLVED CASES It is important that victims’stories are told and not forgotten. Unsolved Murders...
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#243562
Cloud Burst
36, 53, 98
224, 46, 26
63, 46, 0, 62
#111F90
Torea Bay
17, 31, 144
233, 79, 32
88, 78, 0, 44
#EAC385
Gold Sand
234, 195, 133
37, 71, 72
0, 17, 43, 8
PhillyUnsolveMurders is an initiative dedicated to uncovering the stories of unsolved homicides in Philadelphia, emphasizing the importance of honoring the victims and ensuring their stories are not forgotten. Operated under the Philadelphia Police Department (PPD), which is the nation's fourth largest police department, PhillyUnsolveMurders serves as a resource for the public to access detailed accounts of unresolved cases, spanning various years including 2021 through 2025.
The program not only provides an archive of unsolved murders but also invites citizens to contribute by submitting tips online. With a mission rooted in community engagement, PhillyUnsolveMurders collaborates closely with the PPD’s Homicide Unit and encourages public involvement in solving these tragic cases. The PPD, with a dedicated team across 55 locations and multiple divisions, is committed to serving Philadelphia's diverse population of 1.5 million residents, delivering its services with honor, integrity, and a focus on community safety.
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The Philadelphia Police Department color palette uses the hex codes #243562, #111F90 and #EAC385.
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