Kedena Brown, a 36-year-old mother of three, was killed on the morning of Mother’s Day, May 10, 2015, in North Charleston, South Carolina. Brown was driving her Chrysler 300 back to Goose Creek after visiting family when occupants of a black Honda CRV, who had been chasing another Chrysler 300, opened fire on her nearly identical car on Ashley Phosphate Road near Northwoods Mall. Brown was struck in the neck and head and died of her injuries.

Three people from the Honda CRV — Richard Simmons, Kenneth Lamont Robinson Jr., and Keon Marquell Cortez Anderson — were arrested. Simmons later admitted he was the shooter, but Robinson, who was 15 at the time, was tried as an adult under South Carolina’s accomplice liability law and convicted of murder; he was sentenced to 50 years. Simmons took a plea and received 30 years; Anderson pleaded to voluntary manslaughter and got 15 years. GPS data from an ankle monitor Robinson was wearing was presented at trial and placed him at the scene.

Anyone who knew Kedena Brown, saw her that day, or has information about the events around Ashley Phosphate Road on May 10, 2015 is asked to come forward.