HAYS COUNTY, Texas —  It’s been months since the shooting death of Adil Dghoughi, but his friends and family continue to push for justice. The accused shooter, 65-year-old Terry Duane Turner, is currently out on bail.

Dghoughi was in his car in Turner’s driveway when Turner came out and began shooting in early October. Initial reports show Turner accused Dghoughi of having a gun, but no such weapon was found.

Dghoughi’s girlfriend, Sarah Todd, says she still hurts over his loss, but is uplifted by the amount of support she and the family have received.

“Adil was positive. He was a positive influence on me, he was a positive influence on everyone,” Todd said.

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Dghoughi’s positive influence was felt far and wide from his home country of Morocco to several corners of the United States where he lived and visited.

“Adil was the kind where everybody's his brother and everybody's his sister, everybody's his mother, he helped out everybody,” said Adil’s brother Othmane Dghoughi, who remembers his late brother as a kind soul with a curiosity for life.

Othmane Dghoughi ays Adil’s shooting death and the subsequent investigation has been frustrating, and says he’s heard little from the district attorney in charge.

“They were elected to do their job. That's all we asked him for. We're not asking for anything extra. We asking to treat us like some like the victim's family, and to treat Turner as the killer,” said Othmane.

Currently, Turner’s fate rests with a grand jury. For his part, Othmane expects the next few months will be difficult as his brother’s death will likely be replayed in court but he’s hopeful there will be justice.

“This is not a self-defense case. This was a murder. He shot him very close,” said Othmane of the details he’s heard about his brother’s shooting. “It was execution style. And my brother was raising his hand. That means he was begging for his life or he was afraid to death."

For now, his family and loved ones continue to rally to build up support.

“I know I'm crying but it makes me feel so happy that Adil's case is being seen, it's being heard and that people in the community are coming together to help us get his story out there,” said Todd.

This story will be updated as the case continues to unfold.