On the night of October 25, 2011, five-year-old Allison Griffor was asleep in her family’s Charleston, South Carolina, home on Pierpont Avenue when a shotgun blast tore through the front door. The first shot struck her father, William Griffor, in the arm as he approached; a second shot penetrated an interior wall and struck Allison. She was taken to the Medical University of South Carolina and died on October 27 after life support was removed; her parents donated her organs.

Investigators have explored the possibility the shooters targeted the wrong house, noting drugs and guns were found at a nearby residence. In June 2015 Shyrome Jaquane Johnson was arrested on an obstruction charge after initially lying about being with a group that went to the Griffor home the night of the shooting. The shotgun used in the killing has not been recovered.

If anyone was in the West Ashley area that night or has information about the group seen near the Griffor home, please come forward.