Robert Reynolds was 28 and a father of three when he was killed on the evening of April 7, 2013. He had spent the previous day with his mother, Patricia Reynolds, who was recovering from cancer surgery; that visit was their last together.

Around 7:30 p.m., Robert and a friend known only as Peso were sitting in a car at Woodrow Wilson and Pingree on Detroit’s west side, a few blocks from Robert’s home, planning to go to Belle Isle. A minivan pulled up beside them, two masked men jumped out and opened fire with an AK-47 and a handgun. Dozens of shots were fired and the attackers reportedly shot at nearby people they thought might be witnesses. Robert and Peso were left to die at the scene and the assailants fled in the minivan.

Patricia Reynolds described her son’s killing as senseless. As of April 2013 no suspects or arrests were named and the case remained unsolved.

If anyone knew Robert, Peso, or saw the minivan or the shooting that night, please share information with investigators.