On September 13, 2020, 17-year-old high school basketball player Valincio Hill was gunned down while standing on his own front porch in Wichita, Kansas, while hanging out with his family. For the past two years, Valincio’s murder has haunted the community of Wichita as police try to get answers from one of the only people who may have the answers they need: the man believed to be the intended target.
Episode Info
If you have any information on the murder of Valincio Hill in September 2020, please contact the Wichita Police Department at 316-268-4609 or email coldcase@wichita.gov.

Adonis Dailey’s booking photo. Photo Courtesy: Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office

Valincio's mom has decorated his grave with flowers, basketballs, and pictures of him. Photo Courtesy: audiochuck staff

Valincio’s grave. Photo Courtesy: audiochuck staff

Valincio’s grave. Photo Courtesy: audiochuck staff

Tree by Valincio's grave decorated with flowers, pictures of him, and butterflies. Photo Courtesy: audiochuck staff

Valincio's grave, decorated with flowers, pictures of him, basketballs, etc. Photo Courtesy: audiochuck staff

A screenshot from Google Maps of the Hills' house, where Valincio was killed. Photo Courtesy: Google Maps

A September 15, 2020, article published in The Wichita Eagle reporting on Valincio’s death. Photo Courtesy: The Wichita Eagle

A photo from 2014 of Valincio, playing basketball with his friend. Photo Courtesy: The Wichita Eagle
Episode Source Material
- Biglow Funeral Directors of Wichita: Valincino Hill.
- KWCH12: West High School basketball team, school mourn death of team killed in weekend shooting, by Kylie Cameron, Ellen Terhune, and Shawn Loging.
- KWCH12: Community holds vigil for West High basketball player killed in shooting, by Ellen Terhune.
- KSN: West High basketball player killed in shooting Sunday night, by Emily Younger.
- KAKE: West High School basketball player killed in south Wichita shooting, by KAKE News.
- The Wichita Eagle: 19-year-old arrested in Wichita sexual assault case, by Michael Stavola.
- The Wichita Eagle: Police pursuit prompted by domestic violence call lands Wichita man 13-month sentence, by Amy Renee Leiker.