Shemeka Stabler was a 31-year-old Black woman from the Mobile, Alabama, area described by family as bubbly, silly, and loving. A mother to one daughter, she survived a separate shooting earlier in October 2019 when she was shot in the chest while trying to intervene as her best friend, Jasmine Fields, was chased and killed by Jasmine’s ex-boyfriend, Tyvontae Johnson, who then died at the scene.Shemeka was later found on the afternoon of October 23, 2019, inside her car on an Interstate 165 ramp in Prichard with the passenger-side window shattered and multiple gunshot wounds. Investigators believed she had been shot elsewhere and was trying to drive to a hospital; she was taken to a medical facility and died of her injuries.

Her daughter said Shemeka had felt something bad would happen the night before.Police charged 19-year-old Tremaine Johnson, the younger brother of Tyvontae Johnson, with murder; authorities said they believed the killing was retaliatory. Tremaine pleaded not guilty, bond was set at $165,000, and a no-contact order with the family was issued. A candlelight vigil was held near where she was found.

Did anyone who knew Shemeka notice anything in the weeks before October 23 that might help investigators?