On November 18, 2014, 21-year-old Isaih Conyers was found with gunshot wounds to his chest and leg inside his apartment at the Warwick Street Manor complex in New Haven, Connecticut. He was pronounced dead at the scene; his toddler daughter was present but unharmed. Entry to the building required being buzzed in, and investigators concluded the assailant was likely someone Conyers knew. A revolver was recovered near his body and bullet strikes in the apartment indicated an exchange of gunfire. Detectives developed a narrative tying the shooting to a dispute over a marijuana sale.

In March 2016 police arrested 20-year-old Latrell Roundtree and charged him with first-degree manslaughter with a firearm, carrying a pistol without a permit, and risk of injury to a minor; he was in custody on unrelated drug charges when arrested in the homicide investigation. In June 2017 the manslaughter charge was nolled; Roundtree pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol without a permit and received a five-year sentence after prosecutors cited evidence that could support a self-defense claim the state could not easily disprove. Conyers’ family said they were pained and frustrated and noted the tragedy might have been avoided if neither man had a gun.

Did anyone living at Warwick Street Manor in 2014 see or hear anything that could clarify what happened that afternoon?