Kianna Cachae Mayberry, 32, female, was shot in the driveway of her home on San Antonio’s Northwest Side the night of October 5, 2025. The Bexar County Medical Examiner later confirmed her identity after she was rushed from the scene to a local hospital. The shooting unfolded in the 6700 block of Hickory Springs Drive, a residential area near Babcock and De Zavala, just after 10:30–10:50 p.m., according to local reports and incident logs.
She had been sitting in her car when multiple gunmen approached and opened fire, striking her several times. Neighbors described a burst of rapid shots that shattered the quiet of the street, and officers found a riddled vehicle when they arrived. Despite emergency transport and treatment, she did not survive her injuries.
Detectives said the attackers were three males who fled immediately after the ambush, and investigators canvassed the area and collected shell casings while searching for surveillance footage. As of the initial reports in the days following the killing, San Antonio police had not announced any arrests, and the search for the suspects continued. Authorities asked anyone with information from the neighborhood along Hickory Springs to come forward.
The killing drew swift confirmation and documentation from official and community records that marked the time, place, and manner of death, underscoring how abruptly the attack ended a life on an otherwise ordinary Sunday night. Listings that track gun violence and memorialize local victims also recorded the date and location, echoing the police timeline as the investigation moved forward without publicly named suspects.
