Following the discovery of a body in downtown Phoenix earlier this month, a suspect has been detained on suspicion of murder. The deceased, identified as 33-year-old William Cain, was found on September 9 near 21st Place and Fillmore Street, his autopsy later confirming the death as a homicide, as reported by FOX10 Phoenix.
The investigation led Phoenix Police to 34-year-old Thomas Harvey, arrested on September 26, and currently facing charges of second-degree murder, the body was found earlier near Roosevelt and 24th streets, which sparked a thorough inquiry by the authorities into the circumstances of Cain's untimely death. Details about the arrest haven't been disclosed immediately, but 12News confirmed Harvey's apprehension and the potential charge laid against him.
Residents are reminded of the Arizona Silent Witness program that seeks to solve felonies through community-submitted tips, which can be communicated via various platforms, including TV, radio, and social media, the program facilitates the anonymous sharing of information about crimes and promises rewards for tips leading to arrests or indictments, offering up to $1,000 in some cases.
Anyone with additional information pertaining to William Cain's case or other unsolved crimes is encouraged to reach out to Silent Witness; those interested can call at 480-948-6377 or visit their website.
