On the afternoon of January 3, 2010, 33-year-old Marcal Antwan Walton, a Black man, was kidnapped in Baltimore and later shot to death while attempting to escape his captors; his body was recovered in the 2300 block of Ocala Avenue. Prosecutors say the abduction was ordered by a high-ranking leader of the Black Guerilla Family as part of a plan to kidnap, extort, and rob Walton, and a ransom was demanded for his return.

Investigators identified William Jim Dog Rhodes as a possible suspect in the abduction and murder. Federal court documents and plea proceedings in a wider racketeering case state that a BGF leader named Evans admitted to authorizing Walton’s kidnapping and killing. A woman named Kimberly McIntosh, known as Sister Kim, was alleged to have been involved in collecting ransom money and was later arrested and convicted on drug and racketeering charges in the broader investigation.

The case is tied to a larger federal probe of the Black Guerilla Family’s alleged drug trafficking, extortion, and violent crimes in Baltimore. Does anyone have information about Walton, his movements that day, or witnesses who saw activity in the 2300 block of Ocala Avenue on January 3, 2010?