DETROIT – Although more than a year has passed since 27-year-old Christopher Stinson's death, his family continues to feel the pain and look for answers.
Stinson, a Navy veteran, son, husband and father, was shot and killed May 8, 2013, as he walked back from a gas station near Lahser and Grand River.
Speaking at a Crime Stoppers press conference Wednesday, Stinson's family said they hope someone will come forward with information.
"I know somebody out there in the neighborhood knows something about what happened to Chris the night he got killed," said Stinson's father, Carl.
The family said Stinson joined the Navy when he was 17 and served during 9/11. He left behind his high-school-sweetheart-turned-wife, Toya, and two children.
Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in Stinson's death. Anonymous tips can be called into 800-SPEAK-UP or texted with "CSM" to 274637.