Tracey Tyler Humphrey was 19 when he was fatally shot in Oklahoma City on September 26, 2010. At about 3:45 a.m. he was a passenger in a car near Northwest 36th Street and Classen Boulevard when gunfire came from another vehicle; a bullet struck him in the head. The driver pulled over near Interstate 44 and Western Avenue to call for help. Paramedics took Humphrey to OU Medical Center, where he died of his injuries.

Investigators reported a silver, four-door Chrysler sedan with tinted windows as possibly involved. Humphrey’s mother believes he was followed from a club after an earlier parking-lot altercation. Three months earlier he had graduated from Putnam City North High School, enjoyed drawing, hoped to attend college, and was working to turn his life around. At the time of his death he was out on bail on a separate accessory-after-the-fact-to-first-degree-murder charge; his family says he never had the chance to clear his name. No suspects or arrests have been publicly identified in this homicide.

Did anyone see a silver Chrysler sedan near Northwest 36th Street and Classen Boulevard that night or have information about the shooting?