Terrill Fenderson was 37 when he was found dead inside a vehicle in an alley in Hammond, Indiana on December 5, 2014. He had sustained fatal gunshot wounds. The car where his body was discovered was registered in his name and his driver’s license was found inside.

Investigators found cocaine packaged for sale in the vehicle, and prosecutors later linked the shooting to a wider drug-related dispute. In the trial of Anthony E. Stewart — not charged for Fenderson’s murder but convicted of attempted murder in a related shooting — prosecutors argued Fenderson was the intended victim. Jail calls made by Stewart and other evidence presented at that trial were used to connect Fenderson to the incident.

Who in Hammond might have known Fenderson’s movements or had information about the shooting and the drug activity tied to the vehicle?