The cold case of the unsolved murder of John Laylo, a Filipino national, in Philadelphia has resurfaced. Laylo was shot near Penn’s campus last summer while riding an Uber. Police believe the vehicle was accidentally targeted. The case remains open and unsolved.
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Title: Philadelphia Police Continue Search for Answers in Unsolved Cold Case
Philadelphia authorities are still searching for answers in the unsolved murder of John Laylo, a Philippine national who was fatally shot last summer near Penn’s campus. The case has left investigators puzzled and the community on edge.
According to reports, Laylo was riding in an Uber when the vehicle was ambushed by a shooter. The incident occurred in close proximity to Penn’s campus, raising concerns about safety in the area. However, police believe that Laylo’s Uber was mistakenly targeted, suggesting that the shooting may have been a case of mistaken identity.
Despite extensive investigations, no arrests have been made in connection with Laylo’s murder. The lack of progress in the case has frustrated both the police department and the victim’s family, who are desperate for answers and justice.
The Philadelphia Police Department has called on the public for any information or leads that may help solve the case. They have urged witnesses or anyone with relevant information to come forward, assuring them that their identity will be protected.
The unresolved murder has sparked conversations about the need for increased security and surveillance in the area, as well as the importance of community involvement in preventing and solving crimes.
As the investigation into John Laylo’s murder continues, the Philadelphia community remains hopeful that justice will be served and that the perpetrator will be brought to account for this senseless act of violence..
Philadelphia
COLD CASE/ STILL UNSOLVED
Who killed Philippine national John Laylo?
John’s Uber was ambushed by a shooter near Penn’s campus last summer.
Police believe the vehicle was accidentally targeted https://t.co/1hXVAUawuo
— PhillyCrimeUpdate (@PhillyCrimeUpd) September 17, 2023