Courvocia ’C.J.’ Hunter was 18 when he was fatally shot while riding as a passenger in a Dodge Durango on U.S. 76 in Anderson County, South Carolina, in the late hours of a September night in 2016. The Durango was pursued by a Chevrolet Cobalt; occupants of the Cobalt fired several rounds into the Durango, striking Hunter and the driver, Han’Drikus Webb.

Hunter died on September 29, 2016. Authorities later charged three people from Anderson—Raheem Shabazz McCoppin, 23; Ladarias Deshon Strickland, 19; and Latrell Raequan Willingham, 17—with one count of murder and two counts of attempted murder in connection with the shooting. In addition, Webb and another passenger, Markeese David Churchwell, both 18 at the time, were charged with involuntary manslaughter after investigators said they did not immediately seek medical help and continued driving, a delay that was determined to have contributed to Hunter’s death.

What information about that night or any witnesses could help clarify the sequence of events and who was responsible?