Jeremy Clark was 28 when he was fatally shot on Glass Street in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on July 29, 2016. His death added to the city’s homicide total for that year and began a long investigation that eventually produced a suspect.

Authorities charged Adrian Nixon with first-degree murder after investigators focused on a white Dodge Challenger Nixon was driving; prosecutors said the fatal shots came from that vehicle. Eyewitnesses and surveillance footage were presented at trial, but the defense challenged the forensic case. Gunshot residue was found on the interior door of the car but not on Nixon’s hands, and a defense expert testified a gun could not have been fired from inside the vehicle.

After a five-day trial and lengthy jury deliberations in April 2022, Nixon was acquitted of first- and second-degree murder and reckless endangerment. The family expressed disappointment at not receiving justice but said they would move forward cherishing Jeremy’s memory. The death remains without a conviction.

Did anyone in Chattanooga know Jeremy or see activity on Glass Street that night?