Chaise Sherrors was 17 and a student at Southeastern High School when he was killed on July 11, 2010, on the East Side of Detroit. He was cutting a friend’s hair on a front porch on Haverhill Street when gunfire erupted nearby; he was struck by a stray bullet and died. Neighbors knew him for his skill with electric clippers and his plan to open a barbershop. Reporters noted that the clippers he had been using were found on the porch the next morning, cleaned and free of hair.

Unlike the high-profile case connected to his friend Je’Rean Blake, there are no records indicating a suspect was arrested, charged, or convicted in Sherrors’s death; his case was listed among Detroit’s unsolved homicides. His mother, Britta McNeal, later placed his urn on her mantel alongside that of another son who had been killed by gunfire the year before.

If anyone knew Chaise, his routines, or was in the Haverhill Street area that evening, please come forward with information.