On an August Monday evening in 2021, 18-year-old Khyrie Issac was seated in a parked black BMW in the ShopRite lot in Philadelphia’s Olney neighborhood with his 19-year-old girlfriend when a white sedan with black-rimmed tires pulled alongside. Three men wearing black masks exited that vehicle and opened fire on the BMW. Both occupants suffered multiple gunshot wounds. Khyrie was struck by as many as ten bullets and was pronounced dead that evening at Albert Einstein Medical Center; his girlfriend was taken in critical condition and died five days later.

Khyrie was a standout wide receiver who had played for Bishop McDevitt High School and was preparing for a senior season at Northeast High School. He had attended football practice hours before the ambush and was remembered by coaches and teammates as energetic, with dreams of college football and the NFL. Police searched for the three male suspects and the white sedan, but no arrests have been announced and the case remains unsolved. Did anyone in the Olney area see the white sedan or the masked men that night?