Donnie White Sr., a 50-year-old retired U.S. Army sergeant, was killed on September 4, 2014, in St. Louis. He was a passenger in a vehicle at the intersection of Adelaide Avenue and Hall Street when shooters fired more than 50 rounds from high-powered rifles. Authorities described White as an innocent bystander caught in crossfire; the attackers were reported as two men in a Dodge Charger who fled the scene and, at the time, remained at large with no arrests announced.

White’s death drew attention because it came during a spike in violence the police chief publicly noted. His family was deeply affected; his son, Donnie White Jr., a college football player, returned home after the killing and his team’s head coach called the homicide senseless. Few details about the motive or suspects have been released.

If anyone knew Donnie White Sr. or saw activity near Adelaide and Hall on September 4, 2014, please share what you know.