
The person at the center of this case
Aya Nakano
Justice for Aya Nakano — the trail went cold in 2013, but the truth hasn't.
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Silver four-door sedan with tinted rear windows used by suspects—has this vehicle been identified or located?
Two unidentified individuals who exited the sedan and fired on Nakano—do surveillance cameras or witnesses have descriptions?
What was the motive for the shooting—was it random violence, targeted, or related to the vehicle collision?
On June 12, 2013, Aya Nakano, a 22-year-old, was fatally shot at the intersection of Stanford Avenue and Market Street in Oakland, California after his vehicle was hit by a silver four-door sedan. Two unidentified suspects exited the vehicle and shot Nakano before fleeing the scene. Despite FBI involvement and a $25,000 reward, the suspects remain unidentified and the motive unclear.
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Were there other vehicles or pedestrians at the intersection who witnessed the incident or the suspects' departure?
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Murder Victim Oakland, California June 12, 2013 The Oakland Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying two individuals responsible for the homicide of Aya Nakano in Oakland, California. On June 12, 2013, around 11 p.m., Aya Nakano, one hour away from his 23rd birthday, was driving to his home in Emeryville, California.
At the intersection of Stanford Avenue and Market Street in Oakland, California, Nakano's vehicle was hit by a silver four-door sedan with tint on the rear windows. Nakano stopped near the intersection of Stanford Avenue and Market Street in Oakland.
The suspects also stopped. They exited the silver sedan and shot Nakano, fatally wounding him.
The suspects then left the scene in the silver sedan.
At approximately 11 p.m., Aya Nakano was shot and fatally wounded by two suspects at the intersection of Stanford Avenue and Market Street in Oakland after a vehicle collision with a silver four-door sedan.
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