On the evening of the Fourth of July in 2016, a celebration at a Phoenix, Arizona mobile home park turned into a scene of tragedy. Naomi Camille Innis, a 35-year-old female, was fatally shot at the Southern Meadows trailer park located at 4001 West Southern Avenue. The violent incident, which occurred at approximately 10:30 p.m., also claimed the life of Armando Cardona and left six other individuals wounded, including a two-year-old child.
According to reports, two unidentified males
entered the trailer park and opened fire multiple times. The hail of bullets struck eight people in total, with Innis and Cardona succumbing to their injuries. The motive for the shooting has not been publicly disclosed, and the chaotic scene left a community in shock and mourning. Following the attack, the two male suspects fled the location and were last seen heading onto Southern Avenue.
In the years that have followed the deadly shooting, information regarding any arrests or the identification of the suspects remains elusive in public records. The case has been featured on Silent Witness, a program that seeks the public's help in solving crimes, but there have been no announced breakthroughs in the investigation. The assailants who ended Naomi Innis's life and devastated a community remain at large, leaving a case that is, as of now, unresolved.
