Michael Wayne Bosse, 47, was fatally shot at his Shively, Kentucky home on May 6, 2017. The shooting occurred on Derby Day afternoon at his residence in the 1700 block of Nobel Place, a house divided into apartments. Reports say an argument erupted after Bosse told a tenant renting his basement that the living arrangement wasn’t working and the tenant needed to leave, and Bosse was shot during that confrontation.

Despite severe injuries, Bosse moved to protect his six-year-old daughter who had been present. He got her into his truck and drove away seeking help, but lost consciousness from blood loss less than half a mile away and crashed at 7th Street Road and Leroy Avenue. He was taken to University Hospital and pronounced dead; his daughter was found in the truck unharmed and later reunited with her mother.

The suspect was identified as 49-year-old Scott Kennedy, who lived at the same address. A manhunt followed; officers spotted him days later and a pursuit on Interstate 65 north ended at the Lincoln Bridge. Kennedy was in a vehicle with his adult daughter during the chase, at one point holding a knife to her throat, and was taken into custody and charged with murder, wanton endangerment, and fleeing and evading police.

Did anyone in Shively have contact with Bosse or his family around May 6, 2017, who might add details about what led up to the confrontation?