On May 31, 2015, a drive-by shooting in Kansas City, Missouri killed 3-year-old Amorian S.L. Hale. The toddler was asleep in a first-floor bedroom of the family’s yellow two-story corner house in the 6700 block of Walrond Avenue when a vehicle passed and an occupant opened fire with an assault-style rifle. A bullet struck Amorian in the head and he died at the scene; several other family members were inside the home but were not physically injured.

Investigators treated the attack as retaliatory, believing the shooters targeted the residence because they thought someone connected to the earlier killing of D’Shawn Marchbanks was there. Police used social media analysis and undercover work to identify suspects, and arrests followed. Three men were charged in connection with the case: one accused of firing from the passenger window, one accused of driving the vehicle, and one alleged to have led the shooters to the home after visiting shortly before the attack.

Did anyone in the Kansas City area at the time notice a suspicious vehicle or activity on Walrond Avenue that morning?