Domingo Torres was 20 when he was shot and killed on January 22, 2007, in the Hunting Park neighborhood of Philadelphia. He was pronounced dead at the scene shortly after police arrived, and authorities later ruled his death a homicide.

Investigators were hampered early on by a lack of cooperative witnesses, a problem described as common in many Philadelphia neighborhoods and one that has impeded efforts to identify suspects. Police distributed information and sought tips from the public, but the case has remained unsolved. Domingo’s family, like many affected by gun violence, continues to live with the uncertainty of an unresolved murder.

If anyone knew Domingo, witnessed the shooting, or has tips that could help bring answers, please come forward to the appropriate authorities.