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HOPE MILLS, N.C. – Jarvis Scott has waited more than six weeks to find out who killed his brother Matthew. But after all the searching by law enforcement, there is still no suspect.

"It's been very, very, very hard," he said.

Outside the home, where the crime happened, it's easy to tell the search continues. Flyers asking for help are posted on the mailbox and trees. But those aren't the only flyers in circulation.

At Domino's Pizza nearby, there are huge stacks of pizza boxes with more flyers seeking information. This weekend, they'll go out with every pizza order. It's a strategy by the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office to dig up any information it can.

Sgt. Nan Trogdon came up with the idea, and she expects it to deliver.

"I think that there will be people who know things who just assume the Sheriff's Department already knows, and they'll call in," she said.

Domino's employees said they were just glad they could help out.

"We just want to help find out what happened to him and bring whoever did this to justice," said delivery driver Karen Canady.

Scott's family is thankful for the efforts, and hopes they will be effective.

"It'll take the burden off all my family," Jarvis Scott said. "We'll know who it is."