Raymond Webber was a 19-year-old resident of San Diego who died on May 29, 1986 after a violent altercation. Investigators concluded he’d been involved in a confrontation with several people that night and that he was targeted because of a personal dispute; witnesses placed him in a heated argument with a group shortly before he was found unresponsive.

Law enforcement questioned multiple suspects, gathered forensic and witness evidence, and made arrests. The case went to trial amid contested witness reliability and debates over circumstantial evidence. The prosecution secured a conviction of the primary suspect, who received a lengthy prison term. Webber’s family and friends have since worked to honor his memory and to support violence-prevention efforts.

Does anyone have memories of Raymond or information about the dispute that led to that night in 1986?