Aneta Muriel Huaman was shot on May 4, 1994, while housesitting in north Tulsa and died six days later at Hillcrest Medical Center from a bullet that pierced two walls and a door and struck her in the head. She had been on the phone, sitting on the floor, when the round hit her.

About half an hour after arriving that evening, Aneta and her common-law husband, Jesse Hankins, heard noises at the back door. Hankins went outside, confronted two men and fired a warning shot. The two men then fired about eight rounds at the house and fled in an older model Plymouth; one of those rounds fatally struck Aneta. Three days earlier, three men had forced their way into the same house and confronted the owner and several young children; nothing was taken, and investigators have considered a possible link to the later shooting.

Detectives say no witnesses have come forward, the occupants of the house reported no information about the perpetrators, and no arrests or identifications have been announced. Did anyone in north Tulsa at the time see that older model Plymouth or remember men near that house on or around May 4, 1994?