On the night of November 25, 2017, 23-year-old Cody Ha and his 62-year-old mother, Huong Pham, were found shot to death in their home in the 7500 block of East Huntington on Wichita’s east side. Their younger sister discovered them around 11 p.m. after returning from work; friends who had been gaming online with Cody reported hearing gunshots over his headset and then silence when he stopped responding.

Wichita police opened a double homicide investigation and have explored several leads. Investigators looked into whether the killings were targeted rather than random, noting friends’ statements that people had sometimes come to the house to buy prescription drugs and neighbors’ observations of increased traffic. Court records show Pham had been involved in prior disputes over money and once alleged someone had been hired to harm her. Police also examined a possible connection to another homicide three blocks away that same night, involving a Pizza Hut delivery driver found shot in his car trunk.

No suspects have been publicly identified or arrested and the case is now treated as a cold case, with a reward offered for information. If anyone knew Cody, Huong Pham, their activities, or observed suspicious people or vehicles in the East Huntington area that night, please come forward with information.