On the morning of October 25, 2017, Grambling State University’s campus was the scene of a courtyard shooting between two dormitory buildings that left 23-year-old senior Earl Andrews dead. Andrews and a visiting friend, 23-year-old Monquiarius Caldwell, were both found fatally shot after an altercation inside a dorm room spilled outside. Andrews was shot first; Caldwell ran to help and was also killed. The gunman fled the scene.

Within days investigators identified a suspect, freshman Jaylin M. Wayne, and charged him with first-degree murder in both deaths. Another person, Tre Jones, was arrested and charged with attempted second-degree murder and careless operation of a motor vehicle as the driver of a car involved in the incident.

If anyone knew Earl, Monquiarius, or saw the events around the dorms that morning, the investigation could still use those memories.