Find this murderer

These are two images released by the Chapel Hill (North Carolina) Police Department of a "person of interest" in the murder of Eve Carson.
This "person of interest" was using Eve Carson's ATM card and, it appears, Eve Carson's SUV.

Something about this case has touched a nerve with me, more than all the other random murders that take place every day. By all accounts, Eve Carson was a person of "unlimited promise" - one of those rare and special people who have the potential to change the world completely. Her biography shows someone who had accomplished more in her twenty-two years than most of us will accomplish in our lifetimes. And she was just getting started.

This is the same sort of hat seen in the images. The killer wore a hat like this over a very large afro, all tucked under a hood. (According to this site, this is a Houston Astros 1965-style hat, though that style may have been used since then.)

And now she is dead. Killed because someone had a gun, and a bullet, and was willing to use it to snuff out the life of a random girl - for what? Some money? A car? Just for fun?

Photo manipulation: Remove hat, extend hair across head (assuming consistent length), fill in eyebrow, duplicate eye. Is this the face of Eve Carson's killer?

Somebody knows who this guy is. Somebody has seen him, has talked to him. He went to school somewhere, bought cigarettes somewhere, bought beer somewhere, got his hair cut somewhere, took a piss somewhere, hung out somewhere. He's somebody's son, maybe somebody's brother, somebody's friend.

A second extrapolation, using a skightly different technique and applying a different assumption about the eyebrows and eyes. This version looks somewhat older than the first version.

And he is Eve Carson's murderer.

Somebody needs to find him.