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Springfield families of homicide victims push statewide bill to help solve crimes

Springfield families of homicide victims push bill to solve crimes
Pace McConkie Jr., policy manager for the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute in Boston, speaks at the Springfield Central Library to families of murder victims about a proposed bill on investigating unsolved homicides. (Jeanette DeForge/Republican staff)republican

SPRINGFIELD — It has been a little over two years since her son was killed and Alicia Pearson has given up on trying to get information about his still-unsolved homicide from police.

David Pearson was 29 when he was killed on White Street on June 11, 2023. His mother doesn’t know the status of the investigation and still hasn’t seen his autopsy report. Without details it’s hard to get closure for her son’s death, she said.

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