Youths Held in Killing of Parents, Brother
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PHILADELPHIA — Two skinhead brothers accused of killing their Jehovah’s Witness parents and younger brother were arrested Wednesday in Michigan, 500 miles from the murder scene.
Bryan Freeman, 17, and his 15-year-old brother, David, were arrested in Hope, after eluding authorities for a day, FBI Agent John Narvaez said.
They are accused of stabbing and bludgeoning their parents and 11-year-old brother, Eric, in Salisbury Township, near Allentown, then fleeing with a 12-gauge shotgun in the family car.
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