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Jonathan Missing March 4, 2005

Jonathan R. Yocum
22 Years old
May 31, 1982 ~ March 3, 2005

Found dead inside his vehicle March 12, 2005

Jonathan was 22 years old.
A quote from his sister says it best.
“My brother would never harm anyone,” she said.
“Now we have to live the rest of our lives with a huge void.”

 
 
Jonathan was warm,
loving,
kind,
hard-working
and
unselfish.

Read about the second of three trials here.
 
Article Dated 5/30/2008
Cooperation with police
gets killer reduced sentence
in Sinking Spring man’s murder

Judge Thomas G. Parisi said # could have and should have done more to help Jonathan Yocum, 22, of Sinking Spring
before he was killed on  March 3, 2005.
Sentence was reduced to 12 to 40 years in state prison for the third-degree murder.


 
10/19/2007
There have been two trials -
both ending in life sentences.
There is one more defendant to be tried.

Read & Watch 69 news here..
 
Jonathan was kidnapped, robbed,
tortured and murdered.
All he went to do was help move a sofa
 for someone he
thought
was a friend.

 
“Our entire family has been robbed.
He’s going to be missed forever.”

 
Click Here to Read Jonathan's case
 
Article dated 3/12/2005
Police say Sinking Spring man missing
 
Article dated 3/16/2005
POLICE ACCOUNT OF CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING MURDER
 
Probe shifts gears in torture,
murder of man

Article Dated 3/17/2005
 
Body found in SUV of missing
Sinking Spring man

Article Dated 3/15/2005
 
A Tribute for the Quilt in Honor of Jonathan
 
Please light a candle here..
 
 
 
Please, light a candle for
Jonathan,
his family and friends.

 
My children went to school with Jonathan.
He will always be remembered as a very kind & quiet gentleman.
God Bless Jonathan and his family.

September 25th ~
A National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims