On a bright April morning in Midtown Atlanta, 40-year-old attorney Trinh Huynh was walking through the busy crosswalk at Peachtree Street and Peachtree Place when a man approached from behind and fired multiple shots. Huynh was rushed to Grady Memorial Hospital but died of her injuries. The shooting occurred in broad daylight with numerous witnesses.

Atlanta police released surveillance footage and within a day identified and arrested 39-year-old Raylon Browning during a traffic stop in Cobb County. Browning was already wanted in connection with a stabbing of two people the day before; investigators say a weapon found in his vehicle was a preliminary match to the murder gun and that he wore clothing matching the surveillance images. Authorities believe Huynh was followed and targeted, and that she did not know the suspect.

Huynh was a Vietnamese refugee who graduated from Princeton and Emory University School of Law and worked as a lawyer for UPS. She coached a high school mock trial team and volunteered with refugee relief efforts, and was remembered as brilliant, humble, and passionate. Does anyone have information about Huynh’s movements that morning or who might have seen suspicious activity near Peachtree and Peachtree Place?