On April 29, 1978, Flint, Michigan, was the scene of a double homicide. Steve McDonald, a 23-year-old white man, and his friend 22-year-old Charlie DeSpain were both shot and killed that day. The killings were described as violent and the deaths remain unsolved.

According to the record, no arrests have ever been made and no suspects have been publicly identified. The investigation became a cold case that has lasted for decades; in 2015 the McDonald and DeSpain families met for the first time, 37 years after the murders, and continue to hope for a breakthrough.

If anyone has information about who might be responsible for the April 29, 1978 shootings in Flint, please come forward to help bring answers to the families.