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Shortly after 1:30 a.m. on Friday, October 14, 2005, gunfire at the intersection of 18th and Savannah Streets in Southeast Washington, D.C., left two men dead. One was William Cureton, known as Snoop, who was killed alongside William Souder in what the Metropolitan Police Department has classified as a double homicide.

Immediate details about what led to the shooting were scarce and no motive or suspect information has been released publicly. Family members mourned after Cureton’s death; an obituary appeared in The Washington Post but did not list his age or ethnicity. The case remains open and unsolved, and the Metropolitan Police Department is offering a substantial reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction.

If anyone has information about the shooting at 18th and Savannah Streets on October 14, 2005, please come forward.