Aundre Cross, 44, a U.S. Postal Service worker with 18 years on the job, was shot and killed on December 9, 2022, on the 5000 block of North 65th Street on Milwaukee’s northwest side. The shooting occurred about 4:38 p.m.; nearby surveillance footage shows a silver Audi Q5 conducting surveillance and a person walking through a yard toward Cross at 4:37 p.m. A minute later a single gunshot is heard, and the suspect runs back to the waiting SUV. The vehicle was later seen on video on the south side of the pedestrian bridge on West Parkway Drive. A gun matching the casing from the murder was recovered from a nearby creek on December 19.

Investigators tied two men, Kevin McCaa, 36, and Charles Ducksworth Jr., 26, to the killing and charged them with murder or aiding and abetting; they were detained ahead of court hearings. Two women, Shanelle McCoy, 34, and Lakisha Ducksworth, 38, have been charged with providing false statements, with McCoy released on bond. Authorities say surveillance video, license plate readers, fingerprints, and cellphone records were used in the investigation and that McCaa and Charles Ducksworth were involved in mailing drugs from California to Milwaukee, which may have been a motive.

Cross was remembered by coworkers and friends as dedicated, kind and devout, who enjoyed singing gospel music. Does anyone have information about the shooting or recall seeing the silver Audi Q5 in that area that afternoon?