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Traquan Singleton was 17 when he was shot and killed inside a residence on Irving Avenue in North Charleston, South Carolina, during the early morning hours of July 18, 2015. He suffered fatal gunshot wounds to his chest and leg and was pronounced dead at the scene. Another man in the house, Omar Gentile, was struck by multiple bullets and survived after being taken to the Medical University of South Carolina.

Witnesses inside the home reported hearing a loud noise at the front door followed immediately by gunfire. In the first phase of the inquiry investigators had no motive and had not identified suspects. On August 28, 2015, law enforcement arrested 28-year-old Joshua Lee Frazier; he was charged with murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime after a witness came forward. The witness said Frazier had admitted involvement in the shooting and implicated another, unidentified person; the investigation into that second person continued.

Did anyone in the North Charleston area hear or see anything near Irving Avenue the morning of July 18, 2015 that could help fill gaps in the timeline?