On the night of February 2, 2014, in Robbins, Illinois, a domestic homicide claimed four lives inside a family home. Michael Worsham, 43, shot his wife, 42-year-old Michelle Ollie, and their two children, 17-year-old Steven Roe and 15-year-old Trisdion Worsham. The attack began in the kitchen, where Steven was shot; Michael then dragged Michelle out of bed and shot her. Trisdion was shot in the back while trying to flee, was shot again outside, and then dragged back into the house.

A 14-year-old son and a 5-year-old nephew escaped by running to a neighbor’s house. Investigators later found Michael Worsham dead inside the home; officers reported signs consistent with a heart attack after the shootings. Authorities have not identified a clear motive. Michael reportedly worked as a security guard at Thornton Township High School and had no prior criminal record; Michelle worked as a child care provider at an emergency shelter for girls. Grief counselors were provided at Shepard High School and the community held vigils to honor the victims.

If anyone knew Trisdion, Steven, Michelle, or the family and can share information about their lives or the night of February 2, please come forward.