Family seeks justice two years after mother's murder

Good evening and welcome tonight. I'm Mark Wilson. I'm Allie Corey. Thanks for being with us. Well, two years ago tonight, a Bradenton mother was gunned down outside of her home. This could have been anyone and all we're looking for is for justice. And I'm sure that if it was anyone else's mother in their position, they would want the justice we want to. Her mom was just bringing home the groceries when she got caught in gunfire, the innocent victim of someone else's fight. Two years later, still no arrests. But Bradenton police do have surveillance video, you're looking at it here, and a person of interest. But investigators need more information to bring a killer to justice. And our FOX 13's Kimberly Cuizon spoke with the family of Yolanda Boschcahy-Flores, who say they are hopeful someone will have the courage to speak out. In my head, she's still at home doing what she's doing. Joanna Rodriguez will never forget her mother's warm smile and her drive to provide for her family. All she wanted to do was come home to her kids and continue working. Two years ago, on November 12th, that all ended. There's days like this where we're forced to remember such a cruel reality. Just actually remembering that she was gone. At 7:30 that night, Yolanda Boschcahy-Flores came home from buying groceries and pulled into her driveway off 15th Avenue East. Gunfire from down the street erupted with more than 30 rounds fired. It hurts more, you know, at home when you know it's an innocent person that had nothing to do with this altercation whatsoever. It definitely hurts, and it's something that's going to be in the back of my mind until this actually gets solved. Surveillance footage from the area captured the suspects. Detective Brian Sand says Boschcahy-Flores was an innocent bystander caught in the gunfire of a retaliatory shooting. We have names that we're looking at. It's going to come to the public or somebody that was involved possibly to come forward and give us the information we need to solve this case. Because we're not going to stop. We're not going to stop looking into this murder until it's solved. Birthdays and milestones have come and gone for Boschcahy-Flores' four children. Moments that will never be the same without their mother. Justice will be had whether it's in this life or the next one. That's the only thing that brings me peace. And if anything, I just hope that their conscience just really haunts them. From Bradenton, Kimberly Cuizon, Fox 13 News. There is an $8,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. You can call Crime Stoppers of Manatee County and remain anonymous.