Amon Corsa-Romain was 17 when he was shot in a bedroom of a home on the 1900 block of Kensington Street in Harrisburg during the early morning hours around 3 a.m. on Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Police found him with a gunshot wound to the face; he underwent emergency surgery but was reported to have died at Hershey Medical Center the next day, April 30, 2015, though some memorials list April 29, 2015, as the date he was lost to gun violence.

Amon was a Harrisburg High School student who wrestled for the Jackhammers, played football for the Swatara Tigers, ran track, enjoyed drawing, and attended Cross Road Baptist Church. Police identified 19-year-old Kenneth Hunter as the suspect; Hunter had already been charged in connection with the shooting before Amon died, and authorities upgraded charges to criminal homicide after Amon’s death. Reported charges included criminal homicide, carrying a firearm without a license, and tampering with evidence, and Hunter was arraigned and taken to Dauphin County Prison with bail reported as unavailable or denied for the homicide charge.

Did anyone in Harrisburg at the time have information about Amon’s movements that night or about what happened at the Kensington Street address?