Brian Frymoyer August 9, 1966 ~ January 20, 2006 39 Years Old
Brian Frymoyer Murdered walking home from work
Brian was walking home from work at 10th and Green Elementary school where he worked as a janitor January 20th, 2006 when he was shot and killed. The shooting happened only three blocks from his home, around 10 pm.
Police believe the motive for the shooting was robbery.
Brian was headed here to the Jackson Democratic Club
Brian died here at the 1100 block of Moss Street
Article Dated 1/22/2006 City man fatally wounded walking home from work
Article Dated 1/23/2006 I can't believe this happened to my brother.
Article Dated 1/21/2007 Year after fatal shooting, prayer vigil, but no arrests
Investigators are hoping to hear from someone who may have heard someone, perhaps the killer or killers, talking about the slaying. "Now that so much time has passed, maybe someone mentioned it to someone who will contact us."
November 10, 2008
Police seek new leads in murder of Reading janitor in January 2006
Article dated Nov. 2, 2008
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Brian always carried his keys in his hands when he walked places. Could Brian's attacker have been injured, when he fought with Brian?
6 Years - Still No Answers As To WHO KILLED BRIAN
A Vigil was held Sunday January 22, 2012 To Remember Brian ♥ 4:45 PM Moss & Marion Streets Reading, PA *Please light a candle on Friday, 1/20 Remembering Brian
Article dated January 23, 2012
Vigil keeps alive memory of man killed in shooting
Family, friends gather at the site where city man was shot on way home from work
Police believe a lone gunman is responsible for the Jan. 20, 2006, slaying of the 39-year-old Frymoyer, who was shot twice in his legs and bled to death three blocks from his home after leaving his job as a janitor at 10th & Green Elementary School.
Barry Frymoyer of Mount Penn lights a candle in front of photos of his brother, Brian Frymoyer.
Family and friends of the late Brian Frymoyer listen to a speaker during a vigil at Moss and Marion streets for Frymoyer, who was shot to death in 2006 at that intersection.
The Rev. Carol Kehler of St. Paul's Lutheran Church speaks to the crowd at the start of a vigil Sunday for the late Brian Frymoyer, shot to death in 2006.
Report dated 1/18/2009
Candlelight Vigil Held For Victim of Unsolved Murder His mother says she keeps the annual vigil going not only remember Brian, but also in hopes that whoever kiled Brian, realizes how wrong the act was.
Berks County's Tribute Quilt
2nd Year Anniversary of Brian's death 1/20/2008 The temperature feels like zero outside but that didn't stop about 30 people from coming to the spot where Brian was killed, remembering his spirit & laughter, through prayer, song & memories. Brian, you are very missed & never to be forgotten.
In Memory of Brian Frymoyer
Brian's Brother Bradley lights candles at a Vigil during the one year anniversary of his death.
A Dedication was made in honor of Brian Sept. 20th @ 10th & Green School
The staff at 10th & Green paying Tribute to Brian
Brian's mother and brother hang a plague in the 10th & Green Elementary School.
Brian - "A True Friend to All"
Brian's family states that he liked the simple things in life. He was kind and generous and helped care for his ill grandmother. "He would do anything for anybody."
Brian loved going to the Reading Royals hockey games.
10th and Green Elementary School where Brian worked
People who knew Brian said he traveled the same route home every night. Brian was shot twice in the legs and then bled to death. This could have been my brother or yours. People can not treat others like this! Do you know something that could help bring JUSTICE to Brian his family, friend's & all the children he worked around at school? Any piece of information is important. If you can think of anything that could help the police, or have heard anyone discussing this crime, please speak out.
Submit Information to Berks County District Attorney John Adams Office. You do not have to give your name!
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