Coming up. Maria Chavez, again, just said she doesn't want his name and his face to get lost in time.

And so they were really trying to reignite this search for who killed her son.

For Vault Studios, I'm Reid Redmond. You're listening to The Daily Crime.

New at 11, a family searching for answers.

15 years now, I feel hope that this is going to get solved.

It's been 15 years since a teenager was shot and killed in Newport News, Virginia.

No one has been arrested in the case, but his family is not giving up on finding answers. Fifteen years after someone shot

17-year-old Michael Zilberberg, his family is reigniting the search for his killer.

What tragedy happened to us, I pray it doesn't, but it could happen to anyone.

So please come forward if you know anything and let justice be served.

And if they have not given up hope, then we don't have any right to either.

I hope today that we connect with someone who has a piece.

Sarah Hammond is joining us from WVEC 13 News Now in Norfolk, Virginia.

Sarah, thanks for being here.

Thank you so much for having me.

Can you tell us a little bit about Michael Zilberberg?

Yes.

So Michael Zilberberg, Jr., from what I've learned from the family, he was 17 years old back in 2007.

He was a senior at Heritage High School in Newport News.

His mother, Maria Chavez, told us that he was getting ready to graduate and head to college and was very,

you know, excited about his future, you know, before his passing. You know, his family still

up until, you know, the night he died, they described him as just a loving son. He was very

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