Neighbors say Bole was walking home from Kingfish. He was just doors down from his own home when he was shot. pic.twitter.com/3YXihjY5kY — Melanie Woodrow (@MelanieWoodrow) April 12, 2016

Bole was a data scientist with a PHD from Georgia Tech. OPD says it does not appear his homicide is connected to 2 others this weekend — Melanie Woodrow (@MelanieWoodrow) April 12, 2016

Neighbors say they heard one gunshot 1215am Sunday around 3-thousand block of Richmond Blvd, found Bole with gunshot to his forehead — Melanie Woodrow (@MelanieWoodrow) April 12, 2016

30 yr old PHD Brian Bole's fam just met with Oakland PD. Family is devastated. Bole shot & killed Sunday pic.twitter.com/cUnJFugw5I — Melanie Woodrow (@MelanieWoodrow) April 12, 2016

OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- A former NASA scientist was fatally shot a few doors from his home in Oakland Saturday night.Brian Bole, 30, was shot near the Kingfish Pub & Cafe while he was walking two miles to his home.Brian Boles mother and father, sister, and his ex-wife flew to Oakland from Florida Tuesday to meet with police about the murder and then they came here to his house to collect his belongings. Roommates describe Brian Bole as brilliant, a PhD in electrical engineering from Georgia Tech who fell in love with California when he moved here a few years ago. He became an avid skier and hiker.Neighbors told ABC7 News they heard the gun shots, with one neighbor saying she immediately ran outside and saw Bole on the ground.A makeshift memorial is decorated with flowers and candles where Bole died.Bole worked as a health data scientist on the Peninsula.His family is devastated. "They have been completely rocked, their world has been turned upside down," Oakland Police Department Lt. Roland Holmgren said.Just after midnight Sunday neighbors say they heard a loud bang. "He was clearly gone, he had a gunshot wound in his forehead," a neighbor said.Neighbors said Bole was walking home from Kingfish, which is two miles away from where the shooting occurred. He was shot less than a half block from his house."Did somebody come and kind of search out an opportunity to rob someone or are they living in our neighborhood and watching people come and go and know where to strike," a neighbor said.Police say they are still zeroing in on a motive. Neighbors say bole's wallet was not stolen. The neighbor who found him said she noticed he had an ear bud in, but did not see it attached to a phone."Violent crime in that area is something that we don't typically see," Holmgren said."It's time for more lighting and more cameras and just more vigilance," one neighbor said.Neighbors are exchanging information over an email thread and surveillance video."When I seen the surveillance I was like oh my God, that's the guy I saw running," one woman said.Oakland Police are asking neighbors to come forward with any information about the shooting.