On the early morning of March 26, 2014, 34-year-old Khaili Fadhel was shot multiple times at his Talbot Street home on Detroit’s east side and died. He and his brother, Younis Fadhel, had been disturbed by noises outside; Khaili was ambushed after going to the front door while the attackers also fired at his brother from the rear of the house. Witnesses described the assailants as a group of three to five people who then fled in a waiting car on Casmere Street.

A native of Yemen who arrived in the United States at 16, Fadhel co-owned K Y Phones in nearby Hamtramck and left behind a three-year-old daughter, Malak, and a nine-month-old son, Omar. The local Yemeni community has proposed various theories about motive, but no arrests or public identifications of suspects have been made. Family members and Crime Stoppers of Michigan are offering a $10,000 reward for information.

If anyone saw activity on Talbot or Casmere streets that night or has information about the shooting, please share what is known with investigators.