In the fall of 2014, three-year-old Amiracle Williams of Detroit was killed after gunfire erupted outside her family’s home on Mogul Street. The incident began with a Facebook dispute between Amiracle’s older sister and another young woman that escalated into a physical fight outside the house on the evening of October 16, 2014. A small crowd gathered and Amiracle’s father reportedly fired a warning shot while trying to protect his family. During the chaos, 24-year-old Donnie Everett began shooting.

A bullet struck Amiracle in the chest as she ran; she was taken to a nearby hospital and died shortly after arrival. Amiracle’s mother, father, and a 17-year-old pregnant friend were wounded but survived. Everett was arrested and charged with first-degree murder, multiple counts of assault with intent to murder, and felony firearm charges. At trial he admitted firing his weapon but said he acted out of fear; in July 2015 a jury convicted him of second-degree murder, the assault counts, and gun charges, and he received a 40 to 60 year sentence.

Who in the neighborhood might have seen the fight or the shooters that night?