Javits Frimpong | Between the Covers & the Credits
Original news video, a podcast episode and a book listing, with each source clearly identified.
Record checked November 12, 2026.
Javits’s story has been covered by local television reporters and has also appeared in independent audio and book listings. This guide identifies the original publisher and date so readers can recognize the source they are opening.
The factual case record rests on checked reporting and primary statements. A listed creative or commercial work is not a court finding.
Original Television and News Video
Watch at the original broadcaster. These links identify the publisher’s report; no footage is copied or hosted here.
November 2, 2026 | ABC7 New York
Bronx students stage walkout after murder of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong
CeFaan Kim’s report records classmates remembering Javits and the school walkout.
November 4, 2026 | NBC New York
Investigation and school concerns
Lynda Baquero’s reporting addresses the investigation before the November 11 arrest. Read it in that earlier context.
November 6, 2026 | ABC7 New York
Vigil honors 15-year-old Javits Frimpong
Anthony Carlo’s report concerns the vigil held the previous evening. The event and publication dates differ.
November 11, 2026 | ABC News
Teen charged in murder of Javits Frimpong, 15-year-old immigrant shot in the Bronx
The original ABC News video page covers the arrest. The reported charges remain allegations.
Podcast | True Crime with Reni
Javits Frimpong: The Boy Behind the Headlines is listed by Apple Podcasts as a November 5, 2026 episode, 16 minutes long.
The episode listing was checked. The complete audio has not been reviewed for this guide, so its claims are not used as evidence for the case narrative.
Book Listing | Cole Drayton
JAVITS FRIMPONG: The Untold Story of the Ghanaian Boy Killed on His Way to School is listed on Apple Books under author and publisher Cole Drayton. The opened catalog lists 63 pages and a November 10, 2026 release date.
This is a checked storefront listing, not a review of the book. Its contents and claims have not been assessed, and no family endorsement has been established.
Why It Matters
Early reports, family interviews and later commentary serve different purposes. Keeping dates and creators visible helps readers avoid treating an old investigation update, an independent retelling or a publisher’s description as the latest verified court record.
What Happens Next
New original interviews and media releases can be added after their titles, creators, dates and links are checked. This is a dated guide, not a claim that every work or full recording has been reviewed.
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