Gino DiPietro, 50, was shot five times and killed outside his home on Iseminger Street near Johnston in South Philadelphia on December 12, 2012. He was pronounced dead shortly after arrival at Hahnemann University Hospital. DiPietro had a history of minor legal troubles but reportedly had turned his life around; he left behind a fiancée, Alisa Lord, and two sons, Gino and Julian.

Investigators tied the murder to organized crime activity. Anthony Nicodemo, described as a reputed mob soldier and close confidant of Joey Merlino, was arrested soon after the killing when his car was seen fleeing the scene and a gun was found inside the vehicle. Nicodemo was later convicted for driving the getaway car, but the shooter has never been charged. The FBI has been involved in the probe and offered a $10,000 reward for information leading to the shooter’s arrest and conviction.

Anyone who remembers DiPietro, saw activity around Iseminger Street that night, or has information about the shooter is asked to come forward.