Mohamed Ndiaye, a 42-year-old man of Mauritanian descent, was shot and killed around 2:30 a.m. on May 10, 2020, in the 300 block of South Wayne Avenue in Lockland, Cincinnati, Ohio. Lockland police found Ndiaye outside a house; he had died of gunshot wounds. Investigators say the killing stemmed from a botched robbery planned by Donna Sparks, a paid acquaintance of the victim. Sparks admitted she knew Ndiaye was going to be robbed and was at the residence just before the offense; she also sent a text saying Ndiaye had a firearm.

George Davis, 32, was later identified as the person who fatally shot Ndiaye and his dog. Sparks was arrested and charged in connection with the robbery; Davis was initially arrested on a prostitution-related charge and then charged with murder. The case affected Ndiaye’s family deeply, with relatives expressing grief and questioning the motive while urging a measure of forgiveness toward those responsible.

Did anyone in the Lockland area see or hear anything the night of May 10, 2020, that could help fill gaps in the timeline?