HERNANDO, Miss. — A pair of thieves picked the wrong house to break into.

Hernando Police say they broke into an officer's house while his teenage daughter was home sleeping.

"Time's are changing, and It's not fair," a neighbor said.

Cole Garrett loves his quiet neighborhood, but he knows no place is off limits to criminals. That's why he keeps his doors and windows locked.

"People I haven't seen before walk up and down the streets late at night," Garrett said.

Hernando Police say, in March, two men burglarized a house right down the street.

Officers say the suspects entered through an unlocked door. The house belonged to a retired police officer.

"We think they were probably riding around the neighborhood and waiting on someone to leave for work,"

Detectives say the two men worked fast. They ransacked the family's house, looking for anything of value.

"They had a plan. They knew where they were going. They went into a master bedroom and took what they could carry from there," the detective said.

The suspects' grabbed guns, money, jewelry and left.

"They're not from here. They had a deliberate intent of doing wrong here in our city," the detective said.

Evidence located by Hernando Police led them to Shawn Sanders and Mario Jackson, both from Memphis.

U.S. Marshals arrested and charged Sanders two weeks after the burglary, but officers are still searching for Jackson and the stolen guns.

"We are not going to stop looking for you," the detective said.

If you know where 32-year-old Marion Jackson is hiding call the Hernando Police Department at (662)-429-9096 or Desoto Crime Stoppers at (662)-429-Tips.

All calls are confidential.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Police are looking for answers to a case that's been cold for four years.

Now a heartbroken father is making a plea for help.

Reginald Johnson knows the hurt and pain of losing a child to violence.

"I`m not ashamed to say it, it`s been the worst time of my life," the father said.

Memphis Police say four years ago, his son Samuel Johnson was walking down Glenalp near Derbyshire when someone driving a dark colored car pulled up and opened fire.

The victim's father believes his son was set up to be killed.

He says the 21-year-old got a call from two people inviting him to a Halloween party at a gym..

"He left here walking to the gym, and about thirty or forty minutes later people were knocking on the door saying Sam was laying in the street," Johnson said.

Home surveillance video shows the victim walking down the street seconds before he was killed.

His father never though when he saw his son walk out of the house that evening it would be the last time he would see him alive.

"I take medicine at night so that I can go to sleep," Johnson said. "Nobody knows the pain that this stuff causes to a family."

It's pain that never seems to get any better.

Homicide detectives say this isn't the first time Samuel Johnson was targeted.

Officers say he was shot in the back weeks earlier.

"There are several different little neighborhood gangs in this area that could have had some involvement in this," an officer said. "This will happen again and again if we don't get some of these killers off the street."

If you know who killed 21-year-old Samuel Johnson call Memphis Police at (901)-528-CASH. All calls are confidential.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A popular East Memphis barber was murdered inside of his Hickory Hill apartment.

Shirley Wright's life has been turned upside down.

In 2016, she found her son, Terrance Wright, dead in the Autumn Woods Apartments.

His body was covered in blood. It's an image she says she will never forget.

"He's been dead over a year, and it's still hard to believe," she said.

Memphis Police say 34-year-old Terrance Wright was stabbed multiple times.

Investigators say Wright's body was in his Hickory Hill apartment for two days before his mother found him.

"I knocked on the door and there was no answer. I turned to walk away and something told me to see if the door is unlocked. I turned the door knob, and there he was lying on the floor," Shirley Wright said.

Wright says her son's apartment was ransacked and says it appeared that her son struggled with his killer.

"He was a good friend at heart, and everybody was his friend. He called everybody his 'homie," she said. "I'm up in age. I don't want to go to my grave and not know who did this to my son."

Wright admits her son used drugs, and that may have been what led to his murder.

Homicide investigators say Terrance Wright likely knew his killer and may have even allowed them inside of his home.

"This happened inside someone's home. That is supposed to be your safe place," an officer said.

If you know who killed 34-year-old Terrance Wright, call Memphis Police at (901)-528-CASH.

All calls are confidential.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Family members and investigators are struggling to keep hope alive in a murder case that's threatening to go cold.

Not a day goes by that Sheryl Lott doesn't wonder who killed her brother.

Memphis Police say 47-year-old Roger "Jack" Mays' body was dumped last May at the corner of Dyson and Person.

Investigators say May had been robbed, shot and left to die.

"They could have asked him for anything, and he would have given it to them. They did not have to take his life," Lott said.

Police say someone riding in the area spotted Mays' body and called police. When officers arrived, it was already too late.

Investigators say the killer took everything - his wallet, cellphone and even the shoes he was wearing. The only thing that was left at the scene was the stub of a paycheck.

That's how investigators were able to identify him.

"My brother was never confrontational with anyone," Lott said.

Lott says her brother never hung out in South Memphis. That's why she believes he was set up to be robbed and murdered.

"We do believe that there's a friend out there or someone he knows."

Lott says she will continue to hold on to faith that her brother's killer will soon be brought to justice.

"They need to pay for the crime that they did."

If you know who killed 47-year-old Roger "Jack" Mays, call Memphis Police at (901)-528-CASH.

All calls are confidential.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Just days before the Christmas holiday a family had to bury their loved one.

Now, Anita Sanders holds out hope that someone will be able to help police find her brother's killer.

"It was just a random robbery, and they took his life."

Memphis Police say Frankie Sanders was murdered in front of his home on Lucy in South Memphis in 2016 just a week before Christmas.

"Frankie was a very caring and kind person. He would do anything you needed him to do. It was no problem," his sister, Anita, said.

His family believes he was getting groceries out of his car when he was robbed and shot.

"I was told that he was bum rushed. He was bum rushed by four people, and one apparently pulled the trigger," Anita said.

Sanders was able to call for help.

"He called 911. The dispatcher answered and he said he had been shot. He gave them the address, and he also gave them the description of the four guys that did this to him."

Investigators have questioned several people, but no one has been charged.

"When it first happened, I couldn't sleep. I tossed and turned all night. I would wake up and see nobody but Frankie," Anita said.

Detectives say Sanders' murder case has been difficult to solve because he didn't know his killers.

"Random ones are a lot scarier, because it it's random it could have easily been me or anybody else," she said.

If you know who killed 55-year-old Frankie Sanders, call Memphis Police at (901)-528-CASH.

All calls are confidential.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A father of five was gunned down in a Whitehaven apartment complex and his murder left more questions than answers.

Valeria Robinson misses her brother.

She's spent the last two months praying for answers.

"I was calling frantically and praying to God that is wasn't him, and there had been a mistake," she said.

Memphis Police say Alivn Powell, 41, was shot and killed at the New Horizon apartment complex in April 2018.

Officers responded to a shooting at the complex.

When they arrived, Powell was already dead.

"He was a wonderful brother. He was very dependable," Robinson said.

Powell's family learned about the shooting through social media.

"My brother's 14-year-old daughter saw a picture of his car on Facebook and a body lying on the ground next to it," Robinson said. "I left work immediately, and I went to pick up my oldest brother. We went to the scene at the apartments where this supposedly happened."

When the victim's family arrived at the scene, they weren't ready for what they were about to see.

Powell was on the ground in a pool of blood.

His body was riddled with bullets.

"They finally came and told us that they had identified the car, and that it was his car," his sister said. "We had to bury our brother without our mother, because she was too sick and fighting for her life. She didn't even know that her son was dead."

The family is holing on to faith that their brother's killer will soon be brought to justice.

"There are still unanswered questions. We want to know why. We want to know who," she said.

If you have any information related to the crime, call Crime Stoppers at (901)-528-CASH.

A couple of months ago WREG told you about the tragic murder of Vallen Conner, who was caught in the crossfire in Orange Mound.

Homicide detectives say they now know who they are looking for, but need your help finding them. Officers say three gang members are responsible.

Memphis police say two months ago, 26-year-old Vallen Conner was sitting in her car in front of a house on Fizer Street waiting on her co-worker.

Officers say shortly after her co-worker showed up, so did three gunmen. They drove up and opened fire. Vallen and her co-worker were both shot.

When police arrived, Conner was already dead.

"He is most likely the target, but she paid the price," detectives said.

Homicide detectives have issued first-degree murder warrants for 26-year-old Ladarius Wiggins, 28-year-old Cortez Williams and 37-year-old Stanley Hibbler.

Officers say all three are responsible for killing Conner and all three are known gang members.

"One of these guys have been around murder for years," investigators said, "He's been a witness, he's been shot, he's a witness in another one and he's hiding from us."

But now police say he's wanted for murder.

If you know where Ladarius Wiggins, Cortez Williams and Stanley Hibbler may be, call Crime Stoppers at 528-CASH. All calls are confidential .

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Sheila Smith is angry, frustrated and heartbroken. "I'm not going to stop fighting until the death of me."

Memphis Police say her 19-year-old son, DeShannon Smith, was murdered in the Peppertree apartment complex in broad daylight in January 2018.

Sheila says she will stop at nothing to get answers.

"The last breathe that I take will be to get justice for you."

Homicide detectives say Smith was in an apartment with several people when 20-year-old Deterrio Harrison walked in.

Officers say Smith and Harrison got into an argument, causing Harrison to leave.

That's when Harrison ambushed Smith when he left the party.

Family members say he was shot twice.

"I got a phone call saying that his body was all over Facebook. He had been murdered," Sheila said. "When I went and saw my son, he had been into a fight. His face was bruised up, his lip was busted and his fingernails were full of blood. He didn't even have his shoes."

His mother says someone went through his pockets and stole the shoes off his feet before anyone called 911.

She says her son was targeted because he'd just gotten a 10,000 dollar settlement check from an auto crash.

"He had no idea that he was walking in danger and his so-called friends were setting him up. The end result is that they took his life."

Harrison is wanted for second-degree murder, and there is a warrant out for his arrest.

If you know about his whereabouts call Crime Stoppers at (901)-528-CASH.

They are offering up to $1,000 in reward for information leading to an arrest.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A crowd's silence is making a mother's pain worse in her search of answers.

Police ares still looking for her son's killer, even though several people could piece together the clues to heal her pain of not having justice.

Wendell White didn't see the shooting, but he heard the gunshots that took his friend's life.

"I heard his mother screaming and hollering, it was just terrible."

Memphis Police say in February 2017 Donquarius Alexander was visiting a friend in the College Park Apartments. Officers say they were sitting in a car when someone walked up and opened fire.

"Apparently Donquarius saw somebody walking up, and when his friend went to look - the shooting started," an MPD officer said.

Alexander and his friend, Dominique Peebles, were both shot multiple times.

Peebles was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, but survived.

18-year-old Alexander didn't.

"I ran down there to see what was going on. I opened the car door, and I saw DQ. He was laying right there. He was dead. I saw so many holes in him. I was shocked," White said.

What's even more shocking to the homicide investigators is that several more people were standing outside at the time of the shooting, but no one is talking.

"We feel like there are some people that saw something that are just scared to say anything," the officer said.

Police say Alexander had a feud with several different people in the neighborhood.

Investigators have questioned all of them, but no one has been charged.

Officers say judging by the number of shots fired, Alexander's shooter wanted him dead. They say other people could have been hurt in the process.

If you know who killed Donquarius Alexander, 18, Crime Stoppers at (901)-528-CASH.

All calls are confidential.

SOUTHAVEN, Miss. — A grieving husband is still searching for answers and justice after making a terrifying discovery. He found his wife's body in their garage.

Now, with only a few clues, police need help finding who killed Brenda Wright.

"She had eyes that would melt your heart when she looked at you," Wright's husband, Scott Williams, said.

Southaven Police say Wright was murdered two months ago in the couple's garage. Officers believe she was smoking a cigarette when someone walked in and shot her.

"I got home. I had the grandkids and her son, but something just didn't look right," Williams said.

He says when he pulled in the driveway, the garage door was still open and his wife was sitting in a chair with blood on her shirt. She wasn't moving. It's an image he will never forget.

"She was bleeding on both sides of her face. I was trying to figure out where she was bleeding from," Williams said. "I was yelling at her and screaming at her, trying to get her to keep breathing."

Williams says he saw his wife take her last breath.

Southaven Police say several neighbors heard the gunshot that took Wright's life, and may have even seen the shooter leaving the neighborhood.

Officers say several neighbors saw what appeared to be a White Crown Victoria driving down the street moments before they heard the shots.

"There is a family that wants closure. There's kids and grandkids," a Southaven police officer said. "We're working very hard on this. We take pride in closing our homicides, helping victim's find some answers and get some closure."

If you know who killed 57-year-old Brenda Wright, call the Southaven Police Department at (662)-393-8154. You can also call Desoto County Crime Stoppers at (662)-429-TIPS.

All calls are confidential.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A search for answers is at 16 weeks and counting as the mother of a North Memphis woman mourns with no closure.

Karen Crowder spends most of her days crying.

She had to do something no parent should ever have to do. Crowder had to bury her daughter and explain to her grandchildren why they will never see their mother again.

"I feel awful everyday. What hurts me the most is when I look at the boys, knowing they don't have their mom."

Memphis Police say four months ago 28-year-old Kirara Holmes was shot and killed at the corner of Lane and Manassass.

Family members say she was just stopping by the corner store to grab a coke when someone pulled up and opened fire, hitting her multiple times.

Holmes, a single mother, didn't survive her injuries.

"It's very possible that she was near someone who was a target and she became the victim instead," an officer said. "She may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time."

Crowder says her daughter didn't hang out with a lot of people and didn't have any enemies.

"She looked out for people and did what ever you asked her to do. If she had it, she would give it to you even if it was her last."

The senseless shooting left two small boys to deal with the pain of growing up without their mother.

"It has turned my world upside down. You took everything. You took everything from me," Crowder said. "People say I'm strong, but they don't know I cry everyday."

If you know who killed 28-year-old Kirara Holmes, call Crime Stoppers at (901)-528-CASH.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A father makes an emotional plea for answers after his son was shot and killed outside his tire shop on Lamar Avenue.

Charles Malone doesn't care about people seeing his tears on his face. He's spent two months waiting for an arrest in his son's murder.

"Whoever did this needs to be off the streets," he said.

Memphis Police say 32-year-old Michael Malone was killed at his tire shop on Lamar Avenue in the middle of the afternoon.

Surveillance video shows a car pulling up to the business and Malone walking up to the car. Seconds later, a man pulls out a gun and opens fire.

Someone driving down Lamar saw what happened and called 911.

"Mike wasn't the type of guy that would argue with anybody or get into it with anybody," Charles said of his son. "When I got to the hospital, guards were out there. The chaplain was out there. When I saw the chaplain, I dropped my head. I knew Mike was dead."

He says his son was shot five times in the back.

"I love Mike. I love all my kids. But for somebody to do Mike like that, that is wrong."

Homicide detectives say they've questioned several people, but non one has been charged.

"I try not to be angry. But sometimes I get angry, and I have to look at his pictures and start smiling," Charles said.

If you know who killed Michael Malone, 32, call Memphis Police at (901)-528-CASH.

All calls are confidential.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A West Memphis man was killed in front of his two small children. Now, police say something he got in the mail could be the reason he lost his lost his life.

Katrina Stallings misses her brother, Rico Stallings.

"They had just took my best friend. I wasn't there and there was nothing I could do," she said.

West Memphis Police say Rico was murdered in the Steeple Chase Apartments in January.

Detectives say Rico, his girlfriend and their two children had just returned home from a family outing.

Officers say he went to check the mailbox while the family went inside. Seconds later, his girlfriend started screaming for help.

Investigators say a man broke into the couple's apartment and was still inside. That's when the suspect pointed a gun at Rico's girlfriend and demanded cash.

"She grabbed her children and ran from the subject that was pointing a gun at her and began yelling for Rico to come and help her,"

Police say Rico picked up a bottle and threw it at the gunman and that's when he started shooting. Rico was shot twice in front of his family.

He didn't survive.

Now, his sister wants answers.

"We have a guy out there that has taken someone's life," she said. "They just told me he had been shot. He had been shot in his chest, but they couldn't save him."

Officers say Rico had just received a large life insurance check after the death of his mother. And if someone knew it, that could've been the motive.

"He entered somebody's apartment. The potential for somebody re-offending that has done that kind of crime is fairly high,"

Rico's sister says she will never give up hope that her brother's killer will be brought to justice.

"He always had you smiling, and he would make your bad days be good. We were really close. He was my big brother, and I was his little sister. That's how he always treated me."

If you have any information, you are urged to call the West Memphis Police Department at (870)-732-4444. All calls are confidential.

Rico leaves behind six children.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Emma Mallory's life has been on a non-stop emotional roller-coaster for six years.

Her brother, Tony McKenzie, was gunned down and left for dead in August of 2012. Officers say the shooting happened at the corner of 18th and Harrison Street.

"I was hurt. I was mad," Mallory said. "It hurts so bad like it just happened yesterday."

Detectives say when they arrived on the scene, McKenzie was already dead.

His sister has spent the last six years praying that someone would be charged with her brother's murder. But that hasn't happened, leaving her family to relive the painful anniversary of her brother's dead every year without any closure.

"They have destroyed my whole family. The suspect took something from us that they can't give us back," she said.

The West Memphis Police Department says McKenzie's shooter wanted wanted him dead, because he was shot a dozen times.

"Someone physically stood over him and shot him multiple times," a detective said.

They say the shooting likely stemmed from a robbery or possible drug deal gone bad.

Witnesses reported seeing a green or blue Buick speed away from the area after the shooting. Several people were questioned, but they didn't have enough evidence to charge anyone.

"We felt like there was more information in that area, in that neighborhood, than we were given," a detective said.

That evidence could have helped authorities put the shooter behind bars.

McKenzie's family doesn't want one more year to go by without having the answers and closure they so desperately need.

"I'm on depression medicine, because of my brother's death," Mallory said. "What did my brother do to you to put eleven bullet holes in him? What did he really do to you?"

If you know who killed 34-year-old Tony McKenzie you are urged to call The West Memphis Police Department at (870)-732-4444. All calls are confidential.

The West Memphis Police Department is offering up $2,000 in cash for answers leading to charges in McKenzie's murder.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis Police say Sharon Willis' son Brandon Loggins was murdered two months ago in the Cromwell Park Apartments.

Investigators say Loggins gave a friend a ride home from work. But when he walked into her apartment, 26-year-old Marquel Kibbler confronted him.

Kibbler pulled out a gun and fired a shot. Loggins didn't survive.

"I am hurt. I am confused. I don't know why he killed him," Willis said. "I have cried everyday since August 17."

She says her son had two young daughters who will now have to grow up without their father.

"On the outside I'm okay. But on the inside, I'm just so broken. Brandon was my one and only child." Willis said. "Every day is a new challenge. I don't sleep well at night. I take medication every night just to go to sleep."

Homicide detectives have issued a first-degree murder warrant for for Kibbler's arrest, but they can't find him.

Officers say they don't believe Kibbler has left town.

"What happens if somebody bumps into him at the store? Is he going to shoot?" Willis said. "You just don't know what a person like this is gonna do next."

If you know where 26-year-old Kibbler is hiding, you are urged to call Memphis Police at (901)-528-CASH. All calls are confidential.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Memphis Police Department's investigation into a brutal murder led them to identify one suspect. But now there are two problems. Authorities don't know where he's hiding, and they say he may kill again.

"All you heard was gunshots. Like 'pow, pow, pow," a neighbor said.

Moments later, police cars filled the streets near Jackson and National in Nutbush. That's where they found Kevin Jackson, 20, behind the wheel of his car, clinging to life.

Neighbors who beat police to the scene were unsure of what they found.

"I didn't it was this close. I didn't know that he got shot right at the stop sign," a neighbor said. "He was shaking like he was having a seizure."

Paramedics rushed Jackson to the hospital. But his injuries were too severe to survive.

Homicide detectives say Jackson was set up to be robbed. They say Bryant Boyd, 21, was responsible for his murder.

Detectives have issued a first-degree murder warrant for his arrest.

"As long as he is out there. He is a danger to everyone," a detective said. "Mr. Boyd has already committed this robbery and killed someone in the process. He's going to kill again."

If you know of Bryant's whereabouts, you're urged to call Crime Stoppers at (901)-528-CASH. All calls are confidential.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — “I’ve been waiting. I’ve been patient, I’ve been praying. I just want closure.”

Debbie Golden could barely hold back her tears as she talked about her daughter, Marnesha Scales. She showed us a picture she wears of Marnesha on her bracelet, as a constant reminder of her beautiful smile and the big personality that came with it.

“She was just turning eighteen,” she said. “She had her whole life ahead of her. Just starting to work.”

Shelby County Sheriff Deputies said Marnesha was murdered September 27, 2016 . Detectives said she and two friends drove to Arbor Lake and Hedgewall Circle to meet another friend, but instead they were met by three men trying to rob them.

“I just use to always tell her to be careful. Be careful who you surround yourself with. Not everybody has your best interest at heart.”

Deputies said she tried to drive off, but one of the suspects pulled out a gun and opened fire.Marnesha was hit multiple times. Paramedics rushed her to the hospital but she didn’t survive, leaving her mother to raise her one-year-old daughter and to deal with the pain of losing her own.

“I just miss her. You never think that you will bury your child. You think that your child will bury you.”

Detectives have spent two years looking for Marnesha’s killer and said they are questioning a person of interest in the case. But they need someone to come forward and give them the information they need to charge him with her murder.

It will also give Marnesha’s family the closure they need and deserve.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Police are investigating a murder case in Westwood. The family says they know who did it and where they suspect is.

Symone Ross says her life has been turned upside down since her son Rodante Ross was murdered in April. It happened just down the street from their home after Rodante started walking to the corner store on King Road.

"I heard every gun shot," Symone said. "When I heard them, I just started walking."

She found her son't lifeless body covered in blood. "I walked up there and I saw my baby laying there. And there was nothing I could do."

Detectives say Dominique Thompson, 24, is responsible for Rodante's murder. Memphis police have issued a first-degree murder warrant for his arrest.

Homicide detectives say Rodante was killed over a criminal case that had already been settled in court.

"This person killed somebody over an old dispute possibly involving a homicide that's already been addressed," an investigator said. "That's what the legal system is for. We can't have vigilante justice and then it's just chaos."

Symone says Rodante knew Thompson and say they used to be friends.

She says Thompson frequently hangs out in the Westwood area, and they want him off the streets before someone else gets hurt.

"It's going to take years for me to get over this broken heart that I have. This sickness that I have. I see my baby laying there in pain and there in nothing I can do to help him," Rodante's mother said.

If you have any information regarding this case, you're urged to call Crime Stoppers at (901)-528-CASH. All calls are confidential.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Panola County man is believed to be hiding in Memphis more than a year after investigators say he beat his girlfriend and left her to die.

"He's just out there like a predator looking for the next female victim," Investigator Terry Smith, with the Panola County Sheriff's Department, said.

Barbara Hamilton and Antonio Carter have known each other for most of their lives. Hamilton says when they first met, he was a different person.

'He started out real nice."

She says Carter's demeanor quickly changed and he started beating her.

Police say in 2015 Carter attacked her with a box cutter, causing her to lose sight in one of her eyes.

"He cut me completely across the black pupil," Hamilton said. "He said, 'Your eye is bleeding.' And I walked in the bathroom and looked and blood was just gushing out of my eye."

Panola County Sheriff Deputies arrested and charged Carter with assaulting Hamilton. But when the case finally made it to court, Hamilton says she asked the judge not to send the father of her two children to prison.

"I was really a fool in love. I've been like that ever since I've been with him. Everybody's been telling me to leave him alone."

Hamilton now admits that was one of the biggest mistakes she's made in her life - one that almost cost her her life.

She says not long after Carter was released from jail, he was hitting and punching her again.

Panola County deputies say it's what Carter did to Hamilton in October 2016 that has the U.S. Marshals on his trail. Investigators say Carter lured Hamilton to a shed in Courtland, Mississippi and held her for hours against her will.

"He basically would not let her leave. He held her down. And according to her, forced her to have sex with him," Investigator Smith said.

Hamilton says when she refused to have sex with him, he beat her with a stick, punched and hit her with his fist and threatened her life with a shovel. She was forced to stay in the small shed all night before he released her.

Her family called police, but Carter took off before he could be arrested.

"He's a threat to anybody he comes across - whether it's male or female," Smith said.

If you know where 41-year-old Antonio Perez Carter is hiding, call the Panola County Sheriff's Department at (662)-487-1733. All calls are confidential.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Victor Wallace was having the time of his life celebrating his birthday. But it all came to an end when someone pulled out a gun and shot him.

His family says that wasn't the only crime that was committed that night.

"I'm cautious. I watch my back. I'm nervous," Wallace's sister, Whitney Williams, said.

Williams is on a mission to find out who killed her brother and why. She says Wallace was standing outside of Club Infinity five years ago when someone drove up and shot him.

"I cry everyday."

She says her brother was having a good time celebrating his birthday with family and friends. Now she wonders if those friends he was hanging out with had something to do with his murder.

"They just drove up and started shooting. They never got out of the vehicle." she said. "Your friends was around you. As you laid there dying, somebody took everything that you had that belonged to you off of you."

Williams says his brother had money in his backpack, money that has never been recovered. She says she can't help but think that her brother was set up to be murdered.

"Just to see him from standing on his feet dancing and enjoying himself to laying there."

She says the gunmen shot her brother multiple times and then sprayed the car he was driving with bullets.

"I feel I could have saw it and I could have done something to prevent him from going there. I feel guilty."

If you know who killed Victor Wallace, you are urged to call Crime Stoppers at (901)-528-CASH. All calls are confidential.