A routine online sale turned deadly for a Sherwood family man. Frank Steinsiek, 56, was shot during a meeting arranged on Facebook to sell his 2009 Yamaha R-1 motorcycle. The meeting took place February 11, 2015, in a parking lot at 1900 65th Street in Little Rock. Steinsiek arrived with the bike on a U-Haul trailer hitched to his white Ford pickup; he was shot in the side and head, left for dead, and his truck, trailer and motorcycle were stolen. He was found unresponsive by emergency crews and died the next day.

Police focused on 24-year-old Jeramye Hobbs; Hobbs reportedly contacted a local TV station after photos of the stolen items circulated, and was arrested and charged with capital murder. Hobbs was on probation at the time for a felony theft conviction. The family remembers Steinsiek as a kind husband, father and grandfather and has organized community events, including an annual hockey tournament, to honor his memory.

Did anyone who lived near 1900 65th Street in Little Rock see a pickup, trailer or motorcycle there or driving away that day?