Wichita Police Urgently Seek Public's Help in Tragic Homicide Investigation, Releasing Crucial Surveillance Footage

In a poignant appeal to the community, Wichita police detectives are urgently seeking the public's assistance in their relentless pursuit of justice for Brent Boone, a 40-year-old man tragically found deceased on May 17. The department has released critical surveillance footage, hoping that keen-eyed residents can provide the missing pieces to this complex puzzle.

The investigation began after Boone’s body was discovered in the 2100 block of North Amidon.

Since then, law enforcement has been meticulously gathering evidence, and the newly unveiled video represents a significant turning point in their efforts to identify those responsible.

The surveillance footage, captured around 3:20 AM on the day Boone was found, shows a distinctive white SUV.

Investigators believe this vehicle could be a 2007-2014 model of either a Cadillac Escalade, a Chevrolet Tahoe, or a GMC Yukon, characterized by its unique aftermarket wheels. This particular detail is crucial, as it could help distinguish the vehicle from others.

Even more vital are the two unidentified individuals seen entering and exiting the SUV in the video.

Detectives are working tirelessly to identify these persons of interest, believing they hold crucial information related to Boone's death. Their movements, even if seemingly minor, could unlock key insights into the circumstances surrounding this tragic event.

Wichita police are emphasizing that any information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, could be the vital clue needed to bring resolution to Boone's family and the community.

The power of collective vigilance is paramount in such cases.

The department urges anyone who recognizes the vehicle, the individuals, or has any information pertaining to the incident to come forward immediately. You can directly contact Wichita Police detectives at 316-268-4407. For those who wish to remain anonymous, Crime Stoppers offers a safe channel to share information by calling 316-267-2111.

A reward of up to $2,500 is being offered for information that leads to an arrest in this case. Your cooperation is not just a civic duty; it's a profound act of compassion in the pursuit of justice.