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Published 12:37 27 Jun 2022 BST

Posing the suggestion that the killer is still "out there in [her] town" and might be watching, Nichols urges the individual to "look at his face... because I'll never see it again". The video ends with Nichols imploring those watching to come forward with any information they might have and to help in any way they can: "I'm asking for somebody's help — anybody's help. Please." Posting an update in the comments section filled with well-wishes and people expressing their sorrow, Nichols wrote: "Just been told we have a lead on 2 individuals. I hope they see this video & know what they have done to my family." Nichols said her son was shot at an Exxon gas station at around 7:45am on Friday. He then drove to a second station, Energizer, in the town of Prichard, Alabama, near Mobile, where he was found to have died from his injuries.@shoelover99You will be found! You will reap what you sow in this world. You may not be caught now but its coming. I hope you see my sons face eveyday of your life♬ original sound - ophelia ?
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