In the early hours of Sunday, November 7, 2010, 17-year-old Emuel Loissaint was shot on Mascot Street in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston. Police found him at 64 Mascot Street at about 12:55 a.m.; he was taken to Boston Medical Center with life-threatening injuries and was pronounced dead.

Two days later investigators returned to the block and found 19-year-old Nervin Charlot’s body in the driveway of 63 Mascot Street. There were no obvious signs of trauma at the scene, but an autopsy showed Charlot also died from a gunshot wound. Authorities concluded the two deaths were connected and the Boston Police Homicide Unit opened a joint investigation, seeking public tips and offering CrimeStoppers as an anonymous reporting option.

If anyone has information about that night on Mascot Street, please contact the Homicide Unit or submit an anonymous tip to CrimeStoppers.