On the morning of May 27, 2016, 41-year-old Latrina Ashburne, a teacher’s aide and associate pastor, was shot and killed outside her home on Rosalind Avenue in the Park Heights neighborhood of Baltimore. Investigators concluded she was not the intended victim; the actual target was her next-door neighbor, a federal witness in a Medicaid fraud case. Authorities say the killing was orchestrated from behind bars by an incarcerated defendant, who conspired to have the witness silenced.

Two men, identified as Davon Carter and Clifton Mosley, were accused of carrying out the attack. Prosecutors allege Carter was the shooter and Mosley the getaway driver, and that Carter misidentified Ashburne because his view was obstructed. Surveillance video and cell phone records were cited at trial to place the two at the scene.

Both Carter and Mosley were found guilty on all counts in January 2020, including murder, conspiracy to murder a witness, and witness retaliation. If anyone knew Latrina, her neighborhood routines, or saw suspicious activity near Rosalind Avenue that morning, please share what is known with investigators.