Doris Ericka Dorsey was 15 when she was shot and killed at her family’s Lloyd Street home in the Belvedere area near Wilmington, Delaware, shortly after 1:00 a.m. on June 17, 2018. She had been sitting in the family car, FaceTiming a friend, while her father, Duncan Dorsey, and a family friend, Vincent DiMenco, were outside. A man carrying a 12-gauge shotgun walked onto the property and opened fire; Doris was taken to Christiana Hospital and pronounced dead, and DiMenco was pronounced dead at the scene. Witnesses described the shooter as tall and heavily built with a bald or closely cropped head and a clean-shaven face.

Investigators linked a white GMC Terrain and purchases of Federal 12-gauge ammunition to Glenford Blackwood through surveillance, store records, and partial license-plate data, and his phone’s location records placed it near Lloyd Street around the time of the attack. Police also recovered items from Blackwood’s home, including boots that tested positive for gunshot-residue particles and documents referencing a 2015 confrontation involving Doris’s mother. Prosecutors say the killings grew out of a 2015 incident at a Family Dollar, and they contend the shooter intended to target Doris’s mother but fatally shot the teenager instead.

Did anyone in the Belvedere area see the white GMC Terrain that night or notice unusual activity near Lloyd Street around 12:30 a.m.?