On the morning of August 30, 2016, Natasha Hays, a 38-year-old caregiver and mother of three, was killed by gunfire while asleep in her Kansas City, Kansas, home in the 2400 block of North Ninth Street. The shooting occurred at about 3:45 a.m.; a passing car sprayed her bedroom with bullets. Her 14-year-old son discovered her under the covers; three other people were in the house and were not injured.

Police reported no known suspects immediately after the killing and asked the public for help. A neighbor saw a gray car with a sunroof and a spoiler speeding away, and family members sought any nearby surveillance footage. The shooting touched off further violence in the neighborhood in the days and months that followed, including another drive-by in which a 15-year-old girl was killed; Hays’s teenage son was later charged in that separate killing but a jury found him not guilty. No arrests have been announced in Natasha Hays’s murder and the case remains unsolved.

If anyone was in the area that pre-dawn or has surveillance, dashcam, or other information about a gray car leaving the scene, can you share what you know?