Stephen Ohr, 34, was shot multiple times in the head and killed on April 11, 2018, in the Avondale neighborhood of Chicago. He was in his bedroom in the apartment he shared with a 25-year-old woman when the shooting occurred shortly after midnight. A 33-year-old visitor, Jesus Gonzalez-Silva of Milwaukee, had been staying there and was found standing over Stephen as the woman forced the bedroom door open and saw Stephen bleeding from his head.

After that, Gonzalez-Silva allegedly pointed a gun at the woman and fired twice, missing, then later kicked in a bathroom door and fired again, missing her a second time. Another witness fled and called police. Stephen was transported to Illinois Masonic Medical Center and pronounced dead. Gonzalez-Silva was arrested by U.S. Marshals on April 19, 2018, charged with first-degree murder, and authorities recovered a lockbox similar to one taken from Stephen’s room and a 9mm handgun during the arrest.

Stephen, who was of South Korean descent and had been adopted by Roger Ohr and Carolyn Hawk, left behind family and a community affected by his death. Does anyone have information about Stephen, his time in Avondale, or the events that night?