On a Friday afternoon in November 2013, 28-year-old Shawn Buck Cheneau was fatally shot in the parking lot of a Burger King in the 4400 block of Chef Menteur Highway in New Orleans. The shooting happened about 3:30 p.m.; Cheneau, a landscaper, sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was taken to Interim LSU Public Hospital, where he died shortly after arrival. An uncle formally identified him.

Witnesses said a gold or tan Toyota Solara with dark tinted windows sped away after the shooting. Two men were seen in the car, one wearing a black beanie cap and the other a blue jacket. The New Orleans Police Department later named three persons of interest sought for questioning: Ashton Price, 22; Leroy Price, 28; and Curtis Neville, 20.

Investigators linked the three men to a gang called the 39 ers. Leroy Price was later arrested and tried on a state second-degree murder charge in Cheneau’s death; his trial began with Cheneau’s wife, Shavone Cheneau, testifying as the first witness.

Did anyone see the Solara or recognize the two men that left the Burger King that afternoon?