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Marvell Kindle was 26 when he was fatally shot while walking home from a convenience store in the Riverview neighborhood of Saint Louis in early September 2016. Known to family by the nickname Cheetos, he had moved to the area from California about six years earlier and was making an errand for his mother when he was approached and shot multiple times on a Wednesday night. Officers found his body at the scene.

Investigators concluded the killing was a case of mistaken identity. Family members described Kindle as innocent and not involved in criminal activity; he is remembered for his love of cars, music and his caring nature. His mother Carolyn Perry and his twin sibling joined the community in a vigil and march after the shooting. St. Louis County Police identified 26-year-old Anthony Clemons as a suspect and charged him with first-degree murder and armed criminal action, alleging Clemons mistakenly targeted Kindle and fled after realizing the error.

Does anyone have information about Kindle’s last movements that evening or saw something in Riverview that might help clarify what happened?