Michael Anthony Boeglin, a 30-year-old truck driver from Ferdinand, Indiana, was found dead in the early hours of June 26, 2014, inside his semi-tractor trailer near Junction and McGraw streets in southwest Detroit. He had been waiting to deliver aluminum coils to the nearby ThyssenKrupp steel plant. Responders arrived after reports of a semi-truck fire and the sound of gunshots just before 2 a.m.; after the blaze was put out, Boeglin’s body was discovered in the cab.

The Wayne County Medical Examiner ruled the cause of death multiple gunshot wounds. Investigators recovered five spent casings outside the burned truck. A robbery motive was considered, but Boeglin’s wallet with about $800 and his backpack were found inside the charred vehicle; the only reported missing items were a flip phone and an iPad. His wife, Ashley, was pregnant at the time with their first child. No arrests have been made and the case remains unsolved.

Does anyone who drove or parked in that part of Detroit around June 2014 have information about unusual activity, people, or vehicles near Junction and McGraw?