On the evening of September 23, 2016, 47-year-old Ivan Greene was standing near his home on Hassell Avenue in the Liberty Hill neighborhood of North Charleston when occupants of a Lincoln Navigator drove up and opened fire. Greene was struck while standing across the street, the SUV then lost control and crashed into a telephone pole, and three armed men fled on foot. Greene was taken to the Medical University Hospital and died of his gunshot wounds.

Investigators processed the abandoned Lincoln Navigator and recovered a cellphone and latent fingerprints. Forensic evidence and witness identifications led police to two primary suspects: 25-year-old Maurice Dionne Washington of North Charleston, whose fingerprints were reportedly found inside the crashed SUV, and 25-year-old Randall Myers of Charleston, whose cellphone was said to be recovered from the vehicle. Both men were charged in December 2016 with murder and possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime. Authorities also charged 49-year-old Patricia Myers with obstruction of justice, alleging she withheld information about her son’s whereabouts.

Who in the Liberty Hill community remembers that night or has information that could help clarify what happened?