CHARLOTTE, N.C.,None — Wednesday marks two years since someone shot a pregnant Charlotte high school student.
Tiffany Wright, 15, was eight months pregnant and waiting early in the morning at her school bus stop when someone drove by and shot her in the head and then fled.
Wright and her unborn child died. Wright's grandmother, Shirley Boston, is still waiting for answers.
Boston lives in Buffalo, N.Y. and said not a minute goes by that she doesn't think about her granddaughter. "I just don't know why we have no answers of why is this such a whodunit," she said.
She also struggles with two men who she thinks know what happened. Royce Mitchell, Wright's foster brother, is accused of raping her but was never charged.
A judge did determine his relationship with Wright violated his probation and put him in jail, where he remains.
The other man is Adrienne Powell, the father of Wright's unborn baby, who left town after the shooting.
"If I was a detective I would want to know these things. Why did you leave? Did you leave 12 hours after the murder.? Did you leave weeks after the murder?" Boston said.
Police still keep in touch with her and three months ago reached out to tell her that they are still investigating.
Charlotte Mecklenburg police released a statement on Wednesday saying this is still a very active case and that detectives are pursuing all leads.
But Wright's grieving grandmother is not satisfied. "I don't think they've pursued it enough. There's just so many unanswered questions," she said.
Boston made the trip to Charlotte last year for the one-year anniversary of Wright's murder, but this year she said she is too "mentally beat up" to make the trip.
Police are once again urging the public to call Crime Stoppers at 704-334-1600 with any information about this case. They said any information provided with be kept strictly confidential.