In the early hours of November 22, 2017, a car on Wolcott Street in Waterbury, Connecticut, crashed into a utility pole and a house. The two men found inside were identified as 22-year-old Clarence Lewis and Antonio Santos. Investigators determined both had been killed by gunshot wounds before the crash and treated the case as a gang-related homicide from the outset.

Police tied the killings to an escalating autumn 2017 feud between two rival city groups known as the 960 gang and the ATM gang, a conflict investigators said was partly driven by disputes over music. Authorities learned some 960 members had once been friends of Lewis and that Lewis knew he had been targeted by the group. Arrests followed: in February 2018 Shan Thompson was charged with two counts of murder and related conspiracy counts, and in October 2018 Gabriel Pulliam, Tahjay Love, and Zaekwon Yung Gap McDaniel were charged with conspiracy to commit murder. A later indictment named McDaniel, Malik Bayon, and Love in connection with the murders.

Who has information about Lewis’s movements or contacts in Waterbury in the weeks before November 22, 2017?