Seine Jackson, a 46-year-old Black man from Atlanta, was found dead in the early morning of January 6, 2016, inside his Glen Iris Drive home near Ponce City Market. Initial reports said witnesses heard an argument, then gunfire, and saw a car speed away; police soon concluded the killing was not random and that Jackson had been the intended target. Court accounts describe a far more violent scene: Jackson had been gagged with a belt and necktie, bound with extension cords, his apartment ransacked, and he had been shot multiple times in the head.

Trial evidence presented a sequence beginning before midnight: a red Pontiac Grand Prix carrying Chrishon Siders, Haleem Graham, and Brantley Washington drove to Jackson’s duplex purportedly to buy drugs. Witnesses placed the car and identified Siders near the driveway shortly before gunfire. Investigators linked the group through hotel surveillance, a traffic stop, and forensic evidence from the apartment, including a marijuana jar with Washington’s fingerprint. All three men were indicted and later convicted in connection with the home invasion and killing; appeals upheld those convictions.

Did anyone in the Glen Iris or Ponce City Market area see the red Pontiac that night or notice anything unusual around midnight on January 6, 2016?