The search for the killer behind a four-year-old double homicide in San Antonio continues to frustrate authorities, as they yet again call for public assistance. The 2020 murders of Vanessa Mujica, 22, and Kyle Warren, 29, occurred in the parking lot of a McDonald's on the Northwest Side. According to police, the victims, along with a male companion, had driven there to purchase narcotics, setting up the ill-fated meeting through Snapchat with a user going by "Ace Money" and the handle "certifiedplug", as FOX San Antonio reported.

The suspect, who arrived in a dark-colored 2004-2008 Acura TL, opened fire during the drug transaction around 8:45 p.m., on Jan. 15, 2020, leaving Mujica and Warren fatally wounded before fleeing the scene. Investigators believe that a second vehicle, which arrived before the shooting, contains individuals who may hold the key in identifying the murderer. Despite the elapsed time, and the ongoing hunt, the perpetrator remains at large, a ghost in the city's underbelly. KSAT noted the suspects fled towards Timber View Drive, but their trail has since gone cold.

Crime Stoppers continues to offer up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for these killings. The organization is calling on anyone with knowledge to step forward, a plea echoed annually, as the anniversary of the deaths marks another year without closure for the families involved, and the community at large.

The double murder cast a long shadow over San Antonio, particularly for residents in the vicinity of the McDonald's off Culebra Road near Timber View Drive. The authorities, steadfast in their resolve, underscore that even the smallest detail could be the linchpin in this protracted investigation. Thus, they are urging anyone who may have seen something, or knows something, to contact Crime Stoppers at (210) 224-STOP (7867), holding onto hope that justice, although delayed, will not be denied.