Tammy Flowers, 36, was killed on June 4, 2014, at her home on Elmwood Place in Goose Creek, South Carolina when gunfire erupted in the middle of an ordinary weekday afternoon. Deputies and the county coroner found her dead near the front door; two teenage girls living in the home—Tammy’s nieces, who were in the process of being adopted by her after their mother died—were also shot and taken to the hospital in critical condition.

Neighbors described a sudden, terrifying scene. One said Tammy had just pulled into the driveway and that her estranged husband, Darryl Flowers, was already at the house; the neighbor recalled Tammy appearing startled, being grabbed at the doorway, the door slamming, screams, and then six or seven shots. After the shooting authorities identified Darryl Flowers as the suspect and launched a manhunt that reached beyond South Carolina. Officials say he was later located in Maryland, injured himself with a box cutter when officers stopped his vehicle, was taken for medical treatment and subsequently extradited to Berkeley County. A judge denied bond at a hearing.

Does anyone have information about Tammy, the teenagers who were injured, or what was known about the days leading up to June 4, 2014?