On May 22, 2005, Eddrick Jamon Clark, 18, was one of four teenagers shot dead in Huntington, West Virginia, in the early morning after prom night celebrations. Clark and Donte Ward had been marking birthdays; Michael Dillon, 17, and Megan Poston, 16, joined them after leaving a prom lock-in. At about 4:30 AM someone opened fire at a house Ward had rented, killing all four.

Investigators treated Donte Ward as the likely target and examined possible links to the drug trade, including inquiries that reached to Detroit. A Detroit woman named Cherylethia Bunny Holmes was investigated by authorities and suspected by some of ordering a hit; Holmes has denied involvement. There remains no concrete evidence tying her to this shooting, and no shooter or shooters have been identified or charged.

The case remains unsolved and the families have not had closure. If anyone has information about the prom night shootings or the people present that morning, please come forward.