Harrison Smith was 27 when he was killed in San Diego after an April 14, 1989 street confrontation. He was standing at the corner of 32nd and Webster Streets when a vehicle with three men reportedly pulled up. Smith leaned into the car’s passenger window and an altercation began; during the struggle the car drove off with him still hanging on. A block away he was found with a deep stab wound to the torso and was taken to hospital, where he died the next day.

The suspect vehicle was described as a larger American-made sedan, possibly a Ford or Oldsmobile. No arrests had been reported in connection with the case. Anyone who knew Harrison, saw activity in that neighborhood on April 14, 1989, or has information about a larger American sedan matching that description is asked to come forward.