On the evening of August 25, 2015, 20-year-old Frederick Jordan Clark was walking with a friend on North Willow Street in Chattanooga when a vehicle approached and gunfire erupted. Clark was struck multiple times and died at the scene; police described the shooting as tied to a gang rivalry. Family remembered him as funny, goofy, and loving.

Police quickly developed a lead after a witness tip and arrested 20-year-old Christopher Walton, charging him with first-degree murder. Authorities said the motive was a feud between the Rollin 40s Crips, with which Clark was allegedly associated, and the Rollin 20 Bloods, and that Walton was a member of the rival gang. Investigators reported the vehicle at the scene was a white PT Cruiser Walton had borrowed from his girlfriend and noted witness statements plus physical evidence such as the smell of bleach on Walton’s hands.

A stray bullet from the shooting entered a nearby house and wounded a 37-year-old man in the leg; his injury was not life-threatening. Walton was held on $1.3 million bond and a judge bound the case over for trial on charges including first-degree murder, aggravated assault, and reckless endangerment after a preliminary hearing.

Did anyone who knew Frederick or who was in that neighborhood that night see the white PT Cruiser or the shooting itself?