Fermin Cisneros, a 36-year-old Hispanic man, was shot and killed on February 9, 2020, in Chicago’s Humboldt Park neighborhood while driving his family home from a celebration. According to investigators, shots were fired from a passing car and struck Cisneros in the head, causing him to slump over the wheel. His seven-year-old daughter, Evelyn, was also wounded in the back by the gunfire. The family had been leaving a party marking the opening of a relative’s daycare center.

Cisneros moved with his family from Jalisco, Mexico, to the Chicago area nearly 30 years earlier. He and his wife, Marilu Cisneros, were raising three daughters, Lizbeth, Evelyn, and Nicole. At the time of his death he had recently opened a small business and was renovating a building to move the family into later that year. Chicago police and the Cook County medical examiner’s office reported the shots came from behind the vehicle, but other passengers could not identify the shooter or the origin point. No arrests have been announced and the case remains unsolved.

Did anyone in Humboldt Park that night see the passing car or notice anything that could help identify the shooter?