On February 2, 2016, in Fort Washington, Maryland, 26-year-old Neshante Alesha Davis and her two-year-old daughter Chloe Nichole Davis-Green were shot in the parking lot of their condominium complex on Palmer Road. Neshante was found by Prince George’s County police suffering from a gunshot wound and was pronounced dead at the scene. Chloe was still secured in her car seat, critically injured by gunshot, and was pronounced dead shortly after arrival at a nearby hospital.

Investigators focused on Chloe’s father, 25-year-old Daron Maurice Boswell-Johnson of Forestville, after learning the couple had been in a dispute over child support and that a judge had ordered Boswell-Johnson to pay $600 a month the month before. Charging documents say Boswell-Johnson had been waiting for Neshante to leave her home that morning to confront her about the child support petition. Within a day he was arrested and charged; detectives say he admitted involvement during questioning.

Anyone who knew Neshante or Chloe, or who has information about the case, is asked to come forward.