On May 17, 2016, deputies in Ravenel, South Carolina, responded to reports of a possible domestic disturbance and shots fired at a mobile home park on Savannah Highway. Inside one residence they found 29-year-old Alexis Mungin, her 55-year-old mother Betty Mungin, and Alexis’s 8-year-old daughter Armani Mungin had been fatally shot. Alexis was pregnant with twins at the time; the twins were later determined to have been viable. A four-month-old infant in the home was found unharmed.

Twenty-three-year-old Kenneth Ancrum was taken into custody at the scene while attempting to leave with his girlfriend, Quiwanna Mungin, who had a gunshot wound to her leg. Investigators say the shooting followed a domestic dispute reportedly about visitation for Ancrum and Quiwanna’s son; Ancrum had a prior domestic violence charge that was dropped. Following his arrest he faced multiple counts including murder, attempted murder, and weapons possession.

The case stripped a family of multiple generations and left many questions about the events leading up to that afternoon. If anyone knew Alexis, Betty, Armani, or has information about what happened at the mobile home park that day, please come forward.