On August 21, 2014, 29-year-old Sajad Al Jabur was killed in Detroit during what began as a purported business meeting to buy cell phones. He arrived at a residence where two men waited; one carried a sealed box marked with a Verizon logo that turned out to be a decoy filled with household items. When Al Jabur pulled up, one man entered the front passenger seat and the other sat in the back. The man in the back, identified as Darius Lewis, produced a firearm and shot Al Jabur in the back of the head. Both men fled the scene.

Police later arrested Doyle Mims, who was found with a large amount of cash stained with blood, and identified him and Lewis as the perpetrators. Mims pleaded guilty in December 2014 to second-degree murder as part of a plea deal; Lewis was convicted at trial of first-degree felony murder and was sentenced on February 13, 2015, to life without parole.

Did anyone in Detroit know Al Jabur, or have information about the meeting that led to the robbery and killing?