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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Police identify two S.W. Philly murder suspects

Police have identified two men wanted in connection with a triple shooting that left one woman dead in Southwest Philadelphia yesterday.

Aaron Parker, 37, who also uses the alias Dan Cooper, allegedly opened fire on a crowd of people standing in front of a rowhouse at 53rd Street near Chester Avenue at about 4 p.m. Nyesha Whitney, 23, was killed, and two of her relatives were wounded.

Parker, of Belmar Terrace near 55th Street, is wanted on murder charges. Police are also searching for Jamir "June" Jackson, 37, who is wanted on a charge of solicitation to commit murder. Jackson lives on Litchfield Street near 55th.

According to Dafney's acount in today's Daily News, the triple shooting was the result of a fatal family feud that began last summer, when Nyesha Whitney's cousin, Craig Whitney, allegedly gunned down Anthony Jackson, who is related to Jamir Jackson .

Click here to read the recap.

Posted by David Gambacorta @ 5:59 PM  Permalink | 7 comments
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Posted 06:40 PM, 06/24/2009
CleanupPhilly
Do the right thing. You can let police know where they are anonymously if you prefer at www.ppdonline.org and click on the tab "reports." Probably a narcotics report will work fine.
Posted 08:06 PM, 06/24/2009
BurbGuy
dude looks like one of those kids toys where you use a magnet to drag the metal shavings up to give him a beard or some hair.
Posted 08:18 PM, 06/24/2009
tr88
How did the inner city become such a cesspool? Shootouts, cold blooded murder daily. Where is the outrage? Just accept it and keep on doing things the same way on and on.
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Posted 02:23 PM, 07/02/2009
SJ_Native
You know Mr Crime...er..Clean... is either shacked up with family or fellow thugs somewhere nearby, or does what most violent drug dealers do and hightail it down South to their connections.
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About David Gambacorta and Dafney Tales
David Gambacorta has covered cops, criminals and everyone in between at the Daily News since 2005. He grew up in South Philadelphia and studied journalism at Temple University. And yes, he knows you have a hard time pronouncing his last name.

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Dafney Tales has covered cops, criminals and cats getting caught in car engines at the Daily News since 2007. She, too, studied journalism at Temple University, but grew up in Boston, Mass. And yes, she knows you think her last name is pretty cool for a writer.

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