On a Sunday afternoon in November 2020, a meeting arranged through an online gun sale turned deadly in a Northeast Memphis neighborhood. Twenty-one-year-old Tyler Wolfe, a pipe fitter from Oakland, Tennessee, was found shot multiple times in the front passenger seat of a pickup truck on Eveningview Drive and was pronounced dead at the scene. A second man in the truck was also shot and survived with critical injuries.

Investigators say the meeting had been set up by 19-year-old Juan De Paz Mondragon, who allegedly arranged the handgun sale and then opened fire during the exchange. Mondragon was arrested the day after the shooting and later indicted on counts including murder, attempted murder, especially aggravated robbery, and a firearm enhancement. A jury convicted him of two counts of second-degree murder, attempted second-degree murder and employing a firearm during a dangerous felony; the court imposed an effective sentence of thirty-eight years. An appeal of the conviction was later denied.

Does anyone have information about Wolfe’s movements that afternoon or remember seeing the pickup on Eveningview Drive?