John Jacoby was a 47-year-old lifelong Windsor, Colorado resident known as a friendly, community-minded presence — often seen on his bicycle with a small trailer and working part time for the parks and recreation department and as a grocery bagger. On the morning of May 18, 2015, at about 10:15 a.m., Jacoby was riding on Weld County Road 15 north of Main Street when an unknown assailant shot him twice. A passing motorist found his body in a ditch; a responding paramedic was his brother.

The shooting was ruled a homicide and became the town’s first in eight years. The Windsor Police Department and the FBI linked Jacoby’s death forensically to a separate April 22, 2015, shooting on Interstate 25 in Fort Collins and formed a task force to investigate multiple random shootings in Northern Colorado. A reward up to $50,000 was offered, but no suspects have been publicly identified and the case remains unsolved.

Did anyone in Windsor at the time see John riding that morning or notice anything unusual along Weld County Road 15?