On the night of December 21, 2015, 16-year-old Jaimill Kenney was killed during a violent home invasion at his brother’s apartment on South Mathilda Street in Pittsburgh’s Bloomfield neighborhood. A 25-year-old intruder, identified as Kadeem Williams, had broken into the unit where Jaimill, his 22-year-old brother Meiko Devaughn, and Meiko’s 20-year-old girlfriend Akeilah Solomon were present. Meiko Devaughn fired a single handgun at the intruder; all three people—Williams, Jaimill, and Solomon—died of gunshot wounds, and ballistics showed the fatal shots came from Devaughn’s weapon.

Prosecutors concluded the shootings fell under Pennsylvania’s Castle Doctrine and did not bring homicide charges against Devaughn. Investigators did charge Devaughn with illegal firearm possession (he was a convicted felon), possession of stolen property (the gun had been reported stolen), and drug-related offenses after marijuana and nearly $14,000 in cash were found in the apartment.

If anyone has information about Jaimill, that night, or the people involved, please share what you know.