On Halloween night, October 31, 2016, 29-year-old Brandon L. Jordan-Corcoran, a Black/African American man, was shot and killed at the intersection of 28th and Market streets in Louisville’s Russell neighborhood. Neighbors reported hearing up to a dozen gunshots around 8 p.m.; police found Jordan-Corcoran with multiple gunshot wounds and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

His death was one of two separate fatal shootings in the neighborhood that evening; hours later Marcellus Spaulding Jr. was found shot to death a few blocks away. Family members say Brandon’s grandmother suspected his killing may have been retaliation linked to the earlier death of his younger brother. The Louisville Metro Police Department has kept the case open but investigators report it has gone cold: no arrests or publicly identified suspects and no significant new leads.

Anyone who knew Brandon, was in the Russell neighborhood that night, or has information that could help investigators is urged to come forward.