William Turner was 29 when he was killed in Oakland, California, on March 5, 2008. His death resulted from a shooting and is recorded among the many homicides that year that pushed Oakland’s total to 115.

Turner’s case is described as one of several from 2008 complicated by limited community cooperation with law enforcement and by strained investigative resources. The Oakland Police Department lists his death among cold cases investigators continue to review, with officials noting hope that renewed tips or forensic advances might eventually produce answers.

If anyone has information about William Turner, his movements that day, or the neighborhood where the shooting occurred, please contact the Oakland Police Department with what you know.