Terrell M. Bosley, an 18-year-old African American freshman at Olive Harvey College, was shot and killed on April 4, 2006, outside the Lights of Zion Church at 116th and Halsted in West Pullman, Chicago. He had been helping a friend unload musical equipment and was preparing for choir practice when he was shot; he played bass guitar, drums and sang gospel music and considered the church a safe place.

The case remains unsolved. A 27-year-old, David Stanley, was charged in the immediate aftermath but was acquitted in 2008 after prosecutors could not link physical evidence to him. The Chicago Police Department’s cold case unit has handled the investigation since. The Bosley family has canvassed the neighborhood, offered a $5,000 reward for leads and continued public advocacy: Pamela Bosley co-founded Purpose Over Pain, Tom Bosley left his banking job to mentor at-risk youth, and Terrell’s younger brother Tre has worked with legislators and youth groups.

Does anyone who was in the West Pullman area around April 4, 2006, remember seeing or hearing anything that could help the investigation?