Timothy Craft, 36, was shot and killed around 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, November 30, 2024, as he exited a club on McLaurin Street in Greenwood, Mississippi. Officers and emergency responders reached the scene, but his wounds proved fatal. Police Chief Terrence Craft identified the victim as his cousin and said investigators recovered partial video footage showing Timothy leaving the club and the moments when shots were fired on the dimly lit street.

Two weeks after the killing, authorities reported no arrests and no public charges related to the shooting. Detectives continued to piece together movements from the limited video and witness accounts while the case remained open. Timothy worked as a factory employee; visitation was held at a local hall on McLemore Street, services at Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church in Itta Bena, and he was buried at Pitts Memorial Garden. His name also appears on a national memorial for people killed by gunfire.

Did anyone in Greenwood see or record anything on McLaurin Street that night that could help investigators?