Andrea Camps Lacayo was an 18-year-old high school senior from Miami who was killed on April 7, 2020, during an attempted robbery tied to the sale of Yeezy sneakers. She and her boyfriend, Sergio Berben, went to meet George Oshane Walton and Adrian Cosby at an abandoned house in Miami-Dade County to sell three pairs of sneakers valued at $935. While Walton tried on the shoes, Cosby approached the couple’s vehicle and opened fire, striking Andrea in the torso and grazing her boyfriend’s arm. Berben tried to drive away and call for help, but Andrea succumbed to her injuries.

Both Walton and Cosby were arrested and later convicted in connection with the killing. Walton, who was not the shooter, was found equally responsible and convicted of first-degree murder, attempted murder, and attempted robbery, receiving a life sentence. Cosby, identified as the shooter, was convicted of first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder, and attempted robbery and was also sentenced to life, with an additional concurrent 25-year term; his sentencing included a confrontation with Andrea’s father, Alexander Camps, during a victim impact statement.

The convictions brought legal accountability, but the family’s loss and grief were clearly central to the courtroom record. If anyone knew Andrea, where she spent time, or has information about the meeting that night, please come forward.