Dallis Coleman was 64 when he was found dead in his Indianapolis home on the morning of October 17, 2017. A relative who could not reach him went to his house on Daniel Drive and discovered Coleman with a fatal gunshot wound; the residence had been ransacked, and investigators described the scene as more than a senseless act of violence, indicating a robbery gone wrong.

Investigators reviewed neighborhood surveillance and learned Coleman arrived home on the evening of October 16 with two women. Later that night a Toyota Camry with a mismatched rear passenger door was seen at the house. Coleman’s debit card was used at multiple locations after his death, and footage from those businesses tied the transactions to that same Camry.

Detectives identified two teenagers, 18-year-old D’Andrae Robinson and 17-year-old Christopher Taliefer, as suspects. A confidential informant told authorities the pair planned to rob Coleman; court records allege they ransacked the home, shot Coleman while he was on his hands and knees, and fled in Coleman’s 2014 Kia Soul. Both were arrested and charged with murder, robbery, and burglary; Robinson also faced a firearms charge and both were held without bond at the Marion County Jail.

Did anyone in the neighborhood see the Camry or remember activity at the house that night?