. >> reporter: it was here where aaron bryce was shot to death in the front yard. a 22-year-old was also paralyzed inside, as another bullet came through the walls. a year has passed, and no one faces charges. >> the public should be outraged, that there is a killer on the loose. and they're not close to finding out who actually did this. >> police investigation showed that it was open to the public. >>> initially, two men were charged. one witness named them. >> once we ran the ballistics test, though, we recognized that in fact, the gun did not match. >> reporter: police do have some information. they know there was a party here in june 2009, before the halloween party. at that time, they were called for disorderly conduct. and a person drove away from the scene, firing a gun into the air. those who match the charge. >> aaron bryce's father says it took so many dreams. >> go off to college, raise their own family. they've taken that away from us. >> reporter: suzanne collins, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: and wjz did knock on the door at the parksville home t

the father of aaron bryce who dide, tells wjz he wants justice. >> the public should be outraged that is a killer on the loose. and they're not close to finding out who actually did this. >> police do want information. the reward has been raced to $7500. >>> if you haven't gotten your flu shot, now is the time. last year's h1n1 killed even healthy children. and experts are warning that no one is immune. mary joins us now, with a heartbreaking message from one mother every parent needs to hear. >> reporter: well, vic, her son seemed perfectly healthy, complaining just about a small cold. but it quickly turned deadly. >> 911. >> i started giving jalen cpr. and i had 911 on the speaker phone at the same time. >> reporter: jalen jennings died on september 20, 2009. >> jalen just basically died in my arms. i could not resuscitate him. >> reporter: the day after his funeral, doctors finally knew what killed him. >> what took jalen's life? >> h1n1. it kills. and it kills fast. this was not your normal, everyday flu. >> reporter: now, as we head into the 2010 flu season, state health official