Stanley B. Brunson Jr. was 29 when he was found dead on April 9, 2018, inside a fifth-floor apartment on Lambourne Road in Towson, Maryland. His death was ruled a homicide; investigators reported trauma to his upper body, including multiple gunshot wounds and other significant injuries. Another man, 28-year-old Shameek Davone Joyner, was also found fatally shot at the scene. A maintenance worker discovered the victims when entering the apartment.

Police determined the killings were targeted rather than random, concluding Brunson and Joyner had gone to the apartment to meet suspects for a prearranged drug transaction. Two brothers, Norwood Thomas Johnson Jr., 29, and Myghee Nicholas Johnson, 21, were identified as primary suspects. Both were taken into custody after a traffic stop on Interstate 83 and charged with first-degree murder. A separate arrest of 42-year-old Dwight Dakarai Jones on drug and weapons violations followed a search of his home that turned up large amounts of marijuana and multiple firearms; those weapons were not believed to have been used in the killings.

The case raises questions about who arranged the meeting and how the suspects were located after the murders. Can anyone who knew Brunson or Joyner or who has information about that April 2018 meeting come forward?