Andre Hayes was 32 and a resident of Upper Marlboro, Maryland, when he was murdered on November 1, 2008. Federal investigators say the killing was a calculated plot to silence Hayes after he cooperated with the Drug Enforcement Administration against a drug dealer named Weldon Gordon.

Hayes waited in his car in a suburban driveway—reported to be Gordon’s family home—when he was ambushed and shot three times, two bullets striking his heart. The plotters allegedly tried to obstruct the investigation, including providing false alibis.

By February 2012 a jury had convicted Weldon Gordon of tampering with a witness by killing, conspiracy to obstruct justice, and unlawful distribution of cocaine base; he received a mandatory life sentence without parole. Tiffany Reaves pleaded guilty to conspiracy to obstruct justice, and Gordon’s mother and sister pleaded guilty to perjury-related charges for their roles in covering up the crime.

Did anyone in the area at the time notice unusual activity around that driveway on Halloween night?