Nbc 10s Pamela Osborne is live in south philadelphia with what investigators have learned. Pam . Reporter well erin crime scene investigators have finished up here but you can see police are Still Holding the scene. They tell us when they got here the front door was unlocked. They also say the house appeared to be in order. Only adding to the mystery of why the 65yearold man who lives here was killed and who was responsible. It was a 911 call that brought police to this row home on the 1200 block of johnston for a report of a person who needed to go to the hospital. When police entered the home they discovered the body of the homeowner in an upstairs bedroom. Investigators say hed been stabbed in the stomach. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Early this morning, police were interviewing a woman who knew the victim in hopes of figuring out what happened. Weve been speaking with neighbors offcamera. They tell us this is a quiet neighborhood. They say they all know each other or know o
Actually a fourth teenager there when cullen was killed but only these three teenaged boys are being charged so no further charges are anticipated. All three suspects are being held without bail. We asked but police would not talk to us about any Surveillance Video they may have uncovered in this crime or a cell phone video that may have contained video about this crime. For now, live at Philadelphia Police headquarters, cydney long for nbc 10 news. Breaking news from claymont, delaware. You can see as firefighters helped them out of their balconies. The philadelphia judge denied bail for meek mill and called him a danger to the community and a flight risk. Erin coleman is live in the news center with more on what the judge had to say. Jackie, meek mill lawyers have been working to get him out of jail since last night. He was sentenced to prison after violating his probation which hes been on for more than a decade. The rapper used a dirt bike to sell drugs in 2007 and violated his pro
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