Demond Stansbury was 30 when he was fatally shot on May 31, 2009, one of seven men in their 20s and 30s killed in Chicago over a 24-hour span. Stansbury was shot alongside two cousins; the cousins survived and were reported in fair condition. The killings that day occurred across the North, South and West sides of the city.

Police had no suspects in custody at the time and investigations were ongoing. The surge in lethal shootings prompted public attention and an anti-violence march and rally on the West Side that included Chicago Police Superintendent Jody Weis.

If anyone knew Demond, his movements that day, or saw anything about the shooting, please share information that could help the case.