Frank Massington, a 54-year-old African American man, was shot twice and killed on June 30, 2015, in his driveway on Mundy Drive in East Oak Cliff, Dallas. The shooting happened about 1:32 a.m. as he was pulling into his home; a neighbor reported hearing gunshots and Massington’s black 2007 Nissan Sentra was missing from the driveway, suggesting a carjacking.

Three people were charged with capital murder in connection with the killing: Jason Womack, 20; Dequarius Bailey, 17; and Sonia Quiles, 20. Court documents say Bailey admitted joining Womack and Quiles because Womack needed money, that they were driving in Quiles’ car when Womack spotted Massington and tried to rob him, and that Massington fought back before being shot. Bailey also told investigators the group had shot and wounded a woman during an earlier robbery that night. Quiles later expressed regret and said she did not know the robbery would become deadly, while Bailey was reportedly spotted in another stolen vehicle the day after the killing and confessed, implicating the others.

Massington is survived by two children and five grandchildren; his mother, Carrie Ward, spoke about the family’s grief and desire that the suspects understand the impact of their actions. Does anyone have information about Massington, his routines, or the 2007 Nissan Sentra that could help fill gaps in the timeline?