In the early morning hours of February 11, 2015, 29-year-old Antivious Tay Kurtz was shot and killed while sitting in his truck outside his home on Bunker Hill Drive in Atlanta, Georgia. He had just returned from work as a supervisor at a Dick’s Sporting Goods warehouse in East Point. His personal belongings were left in the vehicle, and investigators say the lack of robbery points to a targeted attack.

Atlanta police examined a possible link to a theft ring at the warehouse. Kurtz had provided information that led to the firing of several employees, and detectives treated retaliation as a leading theory. Detective Cedric Smith described Kurtz as squeaky clean. The killing devastated his family; his mother, Ernestine Kurtz, spoke of her grief and faith.

No arrests have been announced and the case remains unsolved. If anyone knew Antivious, worked at the warehouse, or has information about that night, please come forward.