On November 8, 2004, a quintuple homicide was discovered at a family home in Moultrie, Georgia. Twenty-five-year-old Jaime Cruz Resendez and his 29-year-old wife Katrina Tina Darlene Resendez were found shot in a hallway; their 3-year-old son Juan Carlos Resendez was later found concealed between a mattress and a headboard. Also killed were Tina’s 50-year-old mother, Betty Watts, and the family’s 30-year-old housekeeper and friend, Liliana Alegria Aguilar. Katrina and the housekeeper had been bound, and all victims appeared to have been shot.

Four older children found the scene and a 12-year-old nephew ran for help.The investigation early on linked the killings to drugs and money, with authorities saying Jaime was targeted because of involvement in a marijuana trafficking ring operating between Texas and Moultrie. After a 21-month probe, arrests followed: in August 2006 Jerry Johnny Thompson Jr., 45, and Wilma Ann Yvonne Stover, 20, were charged with five counts of murder. In November 2010 a third person, Alexander Woods III, 32, was also charged with five counts of murder. Prosecutors announced they would seek the death penalty for Jerry Johnny Thompson Jr.; Stover was to be tried separately without a capital case.

Does anyone have information about the Resendez family or that neighborhood in 2004 that could shed light on what happened?