Cynthia Trevillion, 64, was killed on October 13, 2017, in Rogers Park, Chicago. She and her husband, John Trevillion, were walking near the Morse Red Line station to meet friends when a white SUV opened fire at a group of men nearby. Cynthia was struck in the neck by a stray bullet and taken to St. Francis Hospital, where she was pronounced dead shortly after.

Police reported the shots were aimed at two juveniles who had been talking to people inside a car at West Morse and North Glenwood avenues; those juveniles and the vehicles fled the scene. No arrests had been made in Cynthia’s murder and the suspects remained at large.

Cynthia taught at the Chicago Waldorf School for 14 years. Her death prompted hundreds of students, teachers, and community members to gather in grief and to call for action on gun violence. The school suspended classes briefly and arranged grief counseling for students and parents.

If anyone knew Cynthia, was at the Morse and Glenwood intersection that evening, or has information about the shooting, please share what is known.