Ashleigh Love, 19, was killed in her family home on North 64th Street in the pre-dawn hours of October 6, 2009. An intruder armed with a shotgun entered the house about 2:00 a.m., went to Ashleigh’s upstairs bedroom and fired a single, fatal shot to her face while she slept. The family had spent the evening together watching a football game.

Ashleigh’s mother was awakened by the noise of the intruder’s escape and confronted a man in the hallway who had a bandana over the lower part of his face. She described him as Hispanic, about 20 years old, average height and build, with short spiked black hair, wearing a dark zippered sweater or jacket. She also recalled a flash of someone else running away and believes there may have been an accomplice. Nothing in the home was taken, and investigators concluded Ashleigh may have been the intended target.

Police later sought a man Ashleigh may have met online, described as a white male in his early 20s, thin build, possibly working in construction and driving a mid-2000s American-made blue pickup with customizations; he was never identified and was not labeled a suspect. No arrests have been made and the case is cold.

Did anyone in the Milwaukee area know Ashleigh’s acquaintances, or recall seeing a blue pickup around October 6, 2009?