Sabryna Guerrero-Newman was 23 when she was killed in Wichita, Kansas, in the early morning hours of January 30, 2015. Neighbors on the 1100 block of North Hydraulic reported hearing gunshots shortly before 8 a.m. A witness saw a man carrying Guerrero-Newman’s limp body from a house and place her into her dark blue Hyundai Sonata before driving away. Officers arriving at the scene found signs of a disturbance inside the home.

Her abandoned car was located several hours later parked on 19th Street where the road dead-ends near I-135, a few blocks from where she had last been seen. An investigation found she had sustained two gunshot wounds to her abdomen. Guerrero-Newman was a single mother of an elementary-school-age daughter and worked as a paraeducator at Adams Elementary School; her family described her as a loving, caring mother who did not deserve her fate.

The suspect in her abduction and death was identified as her 22-year-old boyfriend, Darnell D. Hall, who was located and arrested in a grocery store parking lot later that morning. Does anyone have information about Sabryna, her movements that morning, or contacts who might help clarify what happened?