On November 2, 2017, 28-year-old Fretrell Queen was found shot to death inside his home on Burbridge Street in Port Allen, Louisiana. Neighbors reported hearing gunfire around 5 a.m., but Queen’s body was not discovered until hours later; he was found in his bedroom closet with multiple gunshot wounds. This was the town’s first homicide in four years.

Family members later reported finding shell casings at the scene that they say were missed by investigators, and the case has been handled by at least four different detectives without any arrests. The former police chief gave early assurances that the responsible parties would be found, but the investigation has since gone cold and remains open.

Queen’s mother, Tara Snearl, and his family have organized annual memorials and Stop the Violence parades to keep attention on the unsolved killing. Does anyone in Port Allen remember hearing gunfire that morning or have information about activity on Burbridge Street around November 2, 2017?