Christopher Langham, 48, was found shot to death in the late morning of June 26, 2020, in the parking lot of the Pittsburgh Motel in Robinson Township, Pennsylvania. He had arrived at the motel to meet an individual; another man, 25-year-old Jaquay Murray, was hiding in the bathroom of the motel room and emerged as Langham entered. Witnesses reported hearing as many as four gunshots as Langham tried to flee. Langham collapsed in the parking lot, having been shot at least four times. Murray fled but was apprehended a short distance away at a Speedway gas station and charged with criminal homicide and firearm violations. Shell casings were recovered inside the motel room, and in February 2022 Murray pleaded guilty to third-degree murder and two firearms violations and was sentenced to 18 to 42 years in prison. Victim-impact statements were delivered by Langham’s sister, daughter, mother, and stepfather, all describing the family’s grief and devastation.

Are there details about Langham’s movements that morning or witnesses who haven’t spoken publicly that could shed more light on what happened?