murder in the Mid-Atlantic
Today's updates (3/12/10):
-The body found Saturday near Damascus has been identified (Montgomery County, MD #2)
-Fatal shooting Thursday in Norristown (Montgomery County, PA #5)
-Fatal shooting Thursday in Juniata Park/Feltonville (Philadelphia, PA #45)
-Fatal shooting Thursday in Tioga/Nicetown (Philadelphia, PA #44 of 45)
-Fatal shooting Wednesday in Pleasant Hill (Washington, DC #17)
-Fatal shooting March 3rd in Kingsessing (Philadelphia, PA #39 of 45)
-A 2009 death in Oakland has been ruled a homicide (Garrett County, MD #1)
-A March 1st fatal stabbing in Trenton is now thought to have been self-inflicted, so it has been removed from the map (Mercer County, NJ -1)
Subscribe to FeedBurgersub.org in the news: Baltimore City Paper, Jan. 17th, 2007, Washington Post, Jan. 14th, 2008, Baltimore Sun, Feb. 11th, 2007 (not archived), Baltimore Sun, Feb. 17th, 2008.
This site predates the murder maps in The Sun or The Baltimore City Paper, just so you know.
Single year maps: 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005
Here is a map that shows what areas are covered in what years.
All murders 2005-2008:
Anne Arundel County, MD, Baltimore City, MD, Baltimore County, MD, Fairfax County & City, VA, Montgomery County, MD, Prince George's County, MD, Washington, DC
Year-To-Date murders through March 12th, 2005-2010:
Anne Arundel County, MD, Baltimore City, MD, Baltimore County, MD, Fairfax County & City, VA, Montgomery County, MD, Prince George's County, MD, Washington, DC
This week's updates by county:
Allegheny County, PA (14):
-Fatal stabbing Sunday in Windgap, Pittsburgh (Updated 3/8/10)
Baltimore City, MD (28):
-Fatal beating March 3rd in Hollins Market/Pigtown (Updated 3/10/10)
-Victim identified in a March 5th fatal shooting in Penrose (Updated 3/10/10)
-Victim identified March 5th fatal shooting in Arcadia/Belair-Edison (Updated 3/10/10)
Baltimore County, MD (2):
-Fatal beating Wednesday in Cockeysville (Updated 3/10/10)
Bucks County, PA (0):
-Sunday's fatal stabbing in Bensalem Township did not actually happen at all, so it has been removed from the map (Updated 3/9/10)
Camden County, NJ (8):
-Victim identified in Sunday's fatal shooting in Camden (Updated 3/9/10)
Frederick County, MD (1):
-Fatal shooting Saturday in Frederick (Updated 3/7/10)
Garrett County, MD (1):
-A 2009 death in Oakland has been ruled a homicide (Updated 3/12/10)
Lehigh County, PA (1):
-Fatal shooting Saturday in Allentown (Updated 3/8/10)
Mercer County, NJ (3):
-A March 1st fatal stabbing in Trenton is now thought to have been self-inflicted, so it has been removed from the map (Updated 3/12/10)
Monmouth County, NJ (3):
-Victim identified in a March 3rd fatal shooting in Middletown Township (Updated 3/6/10)
Monongalia County, WV (1) -Fatal stabbing Sunday in Morgantown (Updated 3/8/10)
Montgomery County, MD (2):
-The body found Saturday near Damascus has been identified (Updated 3/12/10)
Montgomery County, PA (5):
-Fatal shooting Thursday in Norristown (Updated 3/12/10)
Philadelphia, PA (45, official total is 49):
-Fatal shooting Thursday in Juniata Park/Feltonville (Updated 3/12/10)
-Fatal shooting Thursday in Tioga/Nicetown (Updated 3/12/10)
-Fatal shooting March 3rd in Kingsessing (Updated 3/12/10)
-Fatal shooting Sunday in Elmwood (Updated 3/8/10)
-Fatal shooting Sunday in Girard Estates (Updated 3/8/10)
Pocahontas County, WV (1):
-Fatal shooting Tuesday near Marlinton (Updated 3/11/10)
Richmond, VA (6):
-Fatal shooting Sunday in Gilpin Court (Updated 3/8/10)
Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (1):
-A Feb. 28th death of a psychiatric patient at Central State Hospital has been ruled a homicide (Updated 3/11/10)
Washington, DC (17):
-Fatal shooting Wednesday in Pleasant Hill (Updated 3/12/10)
-Victim identified in Tuesday's fatal stabbing in Columbia Heights (Updated 3/10/10)
Worcester County, MD (1):
-The death of a person whose body was found on Feb. 19th in Snow Hill has been ruled a homicide (Updated 3/10/10)
When the map states someone's address, and then says that another person involved in the incident is "of the same address," that just means their address is on the same block, not necessarily in the same house.
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