On November 8, 2004, five people were found murdered inside a home on Highway 37 in Moultrie, Georgia. Among the victims was 30-year-old Liliana Alegria Aguilar, a Hispanic woman who worked as the housekeeper at the Resendez residence. Investigators described the killings as execution-style and determined the attack was planned and connected to a drug-related debt owed by Jaime Cruz Resendez, 25.

Aguilar was bound by hands and legs with a telephone cord and had been cut with a serrated blade; two other victims were shot nearby and Betty Faye Watts, 50, was found shot in the head in an adjacent bathroom. The house appeared to have been ransacked, apparently in a search for money. Three suspects were identified and arrested: Alexander Woods III, Johnny Jerry Thompson, and Wilma Yvonne Stover. Thompson later pleaded guilty to five counts of felony murder and was sentenced to life in prison; Alexander Woods was convicted and received five consecutive life sentences. The trial of Wilma Yvonne Stover has experienced multiple delays.

If anyone knew Liliana or has information about what happened at the Resendez home, please share what is known.