Triple Killing Suspects Still On Loose

PHILADELPHIA - Fox 29's Dave Schratwieser spoke on Tuesday with the son of one of the victims in an unsolved triple murder from September who wants justice.

Images: Suspects On Camera

As family members continue to grieve, Javish Sanchez can't forget the night of September 6th when he found his uncle, his aunt and his mom shot to death inside the family store in West Philadelphia.

"My mom she was here laying on the floor. They didn't do anything to anybody. They were innocent people working for a living. That was it," Sanchez says.

Sanchez was upstairs at the store when the gunshots rang out. He's speaking out now because police have no leads and no suspects in the triple murder.

"We feel like we lost all we had, we just need help," he says.

The killers were caught on tape approaching the store and escaping after the murders. Homicide detectives have run down dozens of leads with no luck. There's a $25,000 reward.

Sanchez reopened the store weeks after the murders. For his family, it was a devastating loss. He wants information that will help catch the killers.

"I know somebody knows something and if you're listening to me I just need some kind of help. It was my mom, uncle. Tough," he says.

Police released video (below) from two surveillance cameras in September.

Police said on September 6, 2011, at 7:56 p.m. two unknown males entered the Lorena's Grocery Store located at 850 North 50th Street armed with handguns demanding money.

During the robbery the suspects shot the three employees multiple times fatally wounding all of them. The suspects fled North on 50th Street.

Suspect #1 is a Black Male, approximately 25 years-of-age, 5'4"-5'6", thick build, mustache wearing a black hat, and a black shirt

Suspect #2 is a Black male, approximately 25 years-of-age, 6', thin build, wearing a black hat, and a long sleeve white shirt/thermal shirt with a black "T"-shirt on top

If you see these males do not approach them, contact 911 immediately. To submit a tip via telephone, dial 215.686.TIPS (8477).

The store was robbed before seven years ago. No one was injured. Nunez had moved his family out of West Philadelphia to Cheltenham to protect them from crime here.