On a Sunday afternoon at the Ryce Community Center in Moultrie, Georgia, 33-year-old mother of three Fatisha Annette Clark was struck by a single bullet to the abdomen while at the park with two of her children. The shooting occurred March 6, 2016. Clark was taken to Colquitt Regional Medical Center and died about two hours later.

Investigators concluded the gunfire was linked to an earlier dispute among teenagers that day and that Clark was not the intended target. Authorities identified 16-year-old Jaquan Willis as the person who fired multiple shots from a moving vehicle; one bullet struck Clark. Willis was arrested and indicted on felony murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and was to be tried as an adult. Several others were charged in connection with the events: 24-year-old Aldean Roberts Jr. with making false statements and contributing to the delinquency of a minor; Ja’Michael Simpson, 17, Billy Rushing, 17, and four juveniles on charges related to the fight, with one juvenile also charged with aggravated assault for allegedly pointing a gun.

Willis was released on bond ahead of his trial, which began in June 2017.

Did anyone who knew Fatisha or who was at the Ryce Community Center that day see anything that could help clarify the sequence of events?