On the evening of September 27, 2018, 25-year-old Timothy Moriconi was shot and killed while walking home on the 1200 block of Riverside Avenue in Baltimore’s Federal Hill neighborhood after leaving a relative’s house. Police described the incident as a robbery attempt that went tragically wrong. Community tips and surveillance footage helped investigators identify a compact Chevrolet with temporary tags; officers located the vehicle the next day and found two occupants and a handgun. Ballistic testing linked that gun to Moriconi’s murder.

Twenty-three-year-old Deandre Devon Sleet and 23-year-old Kiara Treasure Wesley were arrested. Sleet faced multiple charges including murder, robbery, and firearm offenses; Wesley was initially charged with possessing a handgun in her vehicle and later admitted she was the getaway driver. Wesley pleaded guilty and agreed to testify that Sleet repeatedly returned to the car with others’ property and that he later identified Moriconi from a photo as the man he had shot. Sleet was convicted on several counts including felony murder and attempted robbery; Wesley received a prison term with most of it suspended and probation to follow.

Did anyone in Federal Hill see Timothy or the Chevrolet near Riverside Avenue that night?