Bridget Hall, 43, was shot to death at close range in her Brookhaven, Mississippi, home on the night of July 6, 2015. A phlebotomist and gifted singer who had earned a scholarship to Jackson State University, Hall was described as a peacemaker who had been helping organize a Stop the Violence event. She was at home with two of her youngest children when she answered a knock at the door; she died at the scene after being shot multiple times. Her oldest daughter was in the driveway, and witnesses reported two men running from the area, but no arrests have ever been made.

Investigators and Hall’s family believe the killing was not random and suspect it was retaliatory, linked to a fatal shooting the day before in which 25-year-old Kelcay Anthony Humphrey was killed. The man charged in Humphrey’s death, Claudis D. Montgomery, was later released after a grand jury declined to indict. Hall’s family thinks she may have been targeted to prevent her from speaking about Humphrey’s death. The Brookhaven Police Department still lists the case as open and the family has increased a CrimeStoppers reward seeking tips.

If anyone knew Bridget, was in the neighborhood that night, or has information that could help solve this murder, please come forward.