Jarvis Henderson was 16 when he was shot and killed on April 16, 2015, in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood while walking his girlfriend home. Two people in a gold, four-door Jeep Cherokee approached; the passenger opened fire and struck Jarvis in the head. The vehicle then fled in an unknown direction.

A junior at Miami Edison High School, Jarvis was described as academically strong and active in the school band. The shooting left his family, classmates, and community devastated; his mother Lasheika Henderson said he was kind and never caused trouble, and the girlfriend’s mother, Maria Agnant-Cadet, recalled her daughter witnessing the shooting.

The Miami Police Department reported no immediate suspects or arrests and the case remains unsolved, with investigators hampered by a lack of witnesses and concrete evidence. Local leaders and agencies responded with prayer meetings, job programs, and other community efforts to address youth violence, but the investigation had not produced a resolution.

Did anyone who lived in or near Little Haiti that night see the gold Jeep Cherokee or have information about the people inside?