Ricky’s case is one of two unsolved homicides that Seaman did not leave for new detectives to follow up. Doing what’s right for Ricky and Ricky’s family.”Īlthough Seaman has transferred out of the homicide unit, he continues to search for Ricky’s killers. One person to call in and do the right thing. “I want to hold somebody responsible for it.

“Seeing Ricky lying in the parking lot is something I’m never going to forget,” said Seaman, now the director of the San Jose Police Academy. Although Ricky had broad shoulders and was about 6 feet tall, Seaman describes the slaying as “the execution of a child.” John Seaman, one of the first detectives to arrive at the 7-Eleven parking lot on King Road. Detectives believe the car is a newer silver or gray four-door Lexus, or similar type of vehicle, with tinted rear windows, chrome wheels and thin tires. The car is grainy in the video the vehicle appears in the top of the frame. Police are hoping the recent release of a sketch of one of the suspects and a photo of the suspect’s car captured from surveillance video will help produce an arrest. The investigation into Ricky’s death, one of 224 unresolved homicides in San Jose dating to 1961, has stalled.

15, 2008, at 1:45 a.m., Ricky and two friends were walking a girl home in East San Jose when a car slowly turned onto King Road and then opened fire in front of a 7-Eleven convenience store.

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