Seagram Miller, a 26-year-old rapper from Oakland, California, was killed in a drive-by shooting in East Oakland on July 31, 1996. According to reports, he and another man had just exited a van when they were ambushed; Seagram suffered multiple gunshot wounds and died at Highland Hospital about an hour later. The other man was seriously injured but survived.

Investigators noted a possible link to a 1993 attack: after Seagram released a song that reportedly angered a local drug kingpin, there was a violent confrontation in which Seagram escaped and a San Leandro police officer was wounded. Police were not able to definitively connect that 1993 incident to the 1996 killing. No arrests have been announced and no suspects have been publicly identified.

Seagram had released two albums, The Dark Roads and Reality Check, and a posthumous album, Souls on Ice, came out in 1997. Who in Oakland at the time might still have information about what happened that night?