Jaydon Carl Chavez-Silver was 17 and a resident of Albuquerque when he was killed by a single gunshot on June 26, 2015. He was at a house party, standing in a kitchen, when a shooter fired through a nearby window; Jaydon was the only person struck and reports say the bullet was intended for someone else. He had been about to start his senior year at Manzano High School and hoped to attend college and later enlist in the United States Air Force to become a pilot. He enjoyed football, wrestling, four-wheeling, hunting and flying airplanes.

No detailed information about arrests or identified suspects is given. His sister Kennedy Chavez-Silver has worked with the Albuquerque Police Department’s Cold Case Unit and with ROBBED, an advocacy group co-founded by their mother, to push for justice and legislative change including Jaydon’s Law. Does anyone who was at that party or who remembers details from that night have information that could help investigators?