On May 17, 2016, a domestic dispute in a mobile home park on Savannah Highway in Ravenel, South Carolina, ended with the deaths of 8-year-old Armani Mungin, her 29-year-old mother Alexis Mungin, and her 55-year-old grandmother Betty Mungin. The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office found the three generations after responding to reports of a domestic disturbance and gunfire; another woman at the scene survived a gunshot wound.

Authorities quickly identified and arrested 23-year-old Kenneth Ancrum at the scene as he was attempting to flee with his wounded girlfriend, Quiwanna Mungin. The dispute reportedly involved questions of paternity and child support; Ancrum, an Army veteran who served in Afghanistan, had a documented history of domestic violence. He was charged with multiple counts including murder, attempted murder, and kidnapping, and later pleaded guilty to five counts of murder to avoid the death penalty. He received five life sentences.

This case underscores the lethal consequences of domestic violence on families. If anyone knew Armani, Alexis, Betty, or has information about the events that led to the shooting, please share what is known.