Reginald L. Turner was 26 when he was found dead in his Chicago residence on June 24, 2016. Initial reports say he suffered multiple gunshot wounds and the Chicago Police Department treated the death as a homicide.

Investigators identified several suspects and made multiple arrests. Arthur Grady was charged with first-degree murder; prosecutors presented eyewitness testimony and forensic evidence linking him to the shooting. Testimony from Aaron Bronson, an associate of Grady, described a planned robbery after Turner reportedly won a large sum at a casino and said the robbery turned fatal when Turner resisted.

Grady was convicted and sentenced to 24 years in prison. Turner’s family pursued civil litigation and received a substantial settlement for wrongful death and emotional distress.