Edwenna Ferguson, mother of murder victim Hyram Hill Jr. speaks out about a newly released video of the moment leading up to her son's murder.
Edwenna Ferguson speaks about her son's death and is hoping that newly released surveillance video will help find his killers.A veteran Philadelphia police officer is pleading with the suspects who authorities believe shot and killed her son earlier this year to come forward.
"I’ve been getting phone calls. They say the video is good video. The picture is a good picture. I’m hoping and praying somebody will recognize who it is and make a phone call," Hyram's mother Edwenna Ferguson said. After the interview, police say everyone involved dispersed, and the suspects went North on Broad Street in their vehicle.
One of the suspects got out of the car and approached Hill at the mini-market and engaged him in a brief conversation. Investigators believe Hill was on the phone with his girlfriend at the time and tried to ignore the suspect.
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