In the early morning hours of March 14, 2016, 40-year-old mother of five Nerva Singleton was shot and killed on the front steps of her home on Dobbs Ferry Court in Indianapolis. The shooting happened around 4 a.m. as she was returning to the house; four of her children, ages two to 24, were inside at the time. Family members who were awakened by the gunshots reported a light-colored Ford Taurus speeding away from the scene.

Police reported no suspects or clear motive in the immediate aftermath, and the case remains unresolved with no publicly reported arrests or names tied to the murder. Nerva’s daughter described her as the backbone of the family, and neighbors recalled the neighborhood as typically peaceful, making the violence especially shocking.

Does anyone who lived in that area in March 2016 remember seeing a light-colored Ford Taurus or other unusual activity that morning?