On the evening of May 16, 2017, a triple homicide rocked the small community of Ruffin, South Carolina. Thirteen-year-old Vincent Vinnie Philip Miller, his father Philip Wayne Miller Jr., 46, and his mother Lori Ann Butkiewicz Miller, 52, were killed inside their home. Vinnie, a seventh-grade student at Colleton County Middle School who had recently been inducted into the National Junior Beta Club, was found in the front yard. He loved running, martial arts, and basketball and wanted to be a neurosurgeon.The attack occurred during a robbery.

An intruder, identified as Kenneth Mar’Keith Chisolm, then 18, is accused of carrying out the killings. Two young children were in the house; a 9-year-old granddaughter of the adults was shot in the leg, hid from the attacker, and later provided information to investigators. Authorities reported DNA and cellphone analysis placed Chisolm at the scene and also found a significant amount of marijuana in the home.Chisolm was arrested and charged with three counts of murder and related offenses. An accomplice, Lashay Jaire Aiken, was later charged with assisting after the fact for driving the suspect away.

Does anyone have information about the night of May 16, 2017, or knew the Millers and can help fill gaps in the timeline?