A man killed the day after Thanksgiving last year was Philly's 501st homicide victim and marked a grim milestone. Andrew Stengel's father says his son should be remembered as more than just a number as the search for his killer continues. JoeHoldenCBS3
PHILADELPHIA — A Mount Airy man, ambushed and killed the day after Thanksgiving last year, was Philadelphia’s 501st homicide victim and marked a grim milestone. But Andrew Stengel’s father says his son should be remembered as more than just a number as the search for his killer continues.READ MORE:
Investigators say the young man was about to get in his truck, which was parked on Ardleigh Street in Mount Airy when he was ambushed.
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