On the night of February 4, 2018, Fabian Dwight Dailey, 50, was killed during a violent home invasion at a Super Bowl party on Bellview Street in Moss Point, Mississippi. At about 11:44 p.m., at least four or five armed, masked intruders forced their way into the house and ordered attendees to the floor. The suspects went through the residence robbing people; one resident was shot while trying to grab a weapon to protect two minors. Dailey was fatally shot while trying to wrestle a gun away from one of the intruders. A third person was wounded as the suspects fled.

Law enforcement described the attack as targeted and gang-related rather than random. By August 2018 investigators had arrested four 20-year-old men — Darrian Dontae Kreole K Cooks, Robert S.J. Jackson, Tykice Kreole Ty Laddel Watts and Sirmarrion SBM Davis — and later Michael Anthony Doss was also indicted. All five were indicted by a Jackson County grand jury on capital murder charges in connection with the invasion.

Did anyone at the party or neighbors see anything that night that might help clarify what happened?