On the evening of June 21, 2018, Timothy Arthur Henley, 40, was shot and killed during an argument in the front yard of a home on Brandywine Road in Pine Grove Township, Michigan. The Van Buren County Sheriff’s Office responded just after 10 p.m. and found Henley with a fatal gunshot wound. Witnesses at the scene, including the suspect’s teenage children who were in a car nearby, saw the confrontation escalate.

Investigators identified 38-year-old Troy Lee Taylor of the Bloomingdale area as the suspect. Taylor fled immediately after the shooting, triggering a manhunt and a warrant charging him with open murder and felony firearm; authorities considered him armed and dangerous and believed he might have ties to Indiana. Bond was set at $2 million and later increased to $3 million after Taylor was captured and arraigned on the murder and firearms charges. Taylor’s wife has said the shooting was self-defense, while testimony from Taylor’s 14-year-old daughter described the argument that led to the fatal shot.

Are there witnesses or neighbors who remember the events on Brandywine Road that night and haven’t yet spoken to investigators?