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Mark William Hunn was shot and killed outside his Houston home on January 24, 2007. Officers found the 44-year-old lying on the ground in front of his neighbor’s house at 12867 Westmere after a call about 1 a.m.; he was taken to Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital and pronounced dead.

Hunn’s green and beige 2002 Ford F150 SuperCrew pickup was missing from his driveway and later recovered abandoned in a field in the 15000 block of Blueridge along the Beltway service road. Witnesses reported two suspects leaving the scene, one described as a 5 feet 6 inches male, 150 to 160 pounds, dressed entirely in black with a knit cap; the other was not described. A white, late 1980s to early 1990s four-door car, possibly a midsized Mercury, was seen departing the area.

Hunn was a computer network engineer who worked with Duke Energy since 1999 and held several Microsoft certifications. The Houston Police Homicide Division continues to seek information. If anyone knew Mark or saw activity near Westmere Drive that night, contact HPD Homicide or Crime Stoppers.