Edwin Eliseco Chuy Cutzal, 31, and 33-year-old Pricilla A. Gloria Reyes were found dead of gunshot wounds on February 6, 2017, in a Brighton Park home on Chicago’s Southwest Side. The Cook County medical examiner ruled both deaths homicides; Cutzal died of multiple gunshot wounds and Reyes of a gunshot wound to the chest.

Police investigators reconstructed part of the evening: Reyes had asked a friend to come over because of problems with her tenant, 19-year-old Leandre Evans, who rented a room in her apartment and allegedly had been causing disturbances. The friend heard someone demanding to know who she was speaking to before the call ended, and loud banging was heard soon after. Witnesses saw Evans leave carrying a bag and call an Uber. Officers later found Reyes and Cutzal dead; Reyes’ cellphone, a Dollar Tree receipt and food were recovered at the scene, and surveillance showed Evans buying those same items. Texts from Evans’ phone about the room rental were also found on Reyes’ phone.

Evans, who used the name Dre in messages, was arrested and charged in the killings and held without bond. Did anyone in Brighton Park see Evans that night or notice suspicious visitors at the apartment?