A domestic dispute in Ravenel, South Carolina, on May 17, 2016, ended in a mass shooting that killed three generations of one family. Deputies responding to reports of gunfire at a mobile home park found 55-year-old Betty Mungin dead near the front door. Inside the residence were the bodies of her 29-year-old daughter, Alexis Mungin, and Alexis’s 8-year-old daughter, Armani Mungin; both had been fatally shot. Alexis was pregnant at the time.

Another daughter, Quiwanna Mungin, managed to flee but had sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was found outside; her infant son was discovered alive inside the home on an inflatable mattress. Deputies arrested 23-year-old Kenneth Ancrum at the scene; he was identified as Quiwanna’s ex-boyfriend and the infant’s father. Investigators reported the attack followed an earlier dispute that day about a paternity test.

Anyone who knew the family or who has information about the events leading up to the shooting is asked to come forward.