Eric Markham-Flinn, a 25-year-old Black man, was shot and killed late on the night of June 14, 2025, at the intersection of North 35th Street and West Capitol Drive in Milwaukee. Police found him in the roadway with numerous gunshot wounds; he was pronounced dead at the scene and investigators recovered nine spent casings nearby. Surveillance footage played a central role in the investigation.

Footage and vehicle tracing led detectives to a silver Chevrolet Cruze that approached Markham-Flinn’s stopped car, pulled alongside, and from which gunfire erupted. The Cruze fled after the shooting; investigators connected the same or a matching vehicle to at least two earlier shooting incidents and to a tow and search where casings and firearm magazines were reportedly recovered. Witnesses told police Markham-Flinn and the person later charged had prior conflicts and that the suspect chased him after a party.

Terrieyon Willoughby, 23 at the time, was arrested June 24, 2025, and charged with first-degree reckless homicide and misdemeanor bail jumping. Prosecutors cited surveillance, vehicle ties, witness statements, social-media images of firearms, and messages allegedly from Willoughby’s phone saying he had killed an opp.

Did anyone see Markham-Flinn that night or recall the silver Chevrolet in the neighborhood?