What you all don't know is the so called drugs was left in his house. They left the drugs and only took the bodies. Then that night his house was broke into by the shooters. The driver of the car was arrested. The shooters were never arrested. The witness to it all is still alive. They still can't arrest anyone? Get real. That's some of the crap no ones knows in this case. So keep a talking.
yeah, I remember reading the initial report said the two were found at 5602 Desiard St., Lot 75 and named the female victim as Jacqueline (not Chelsea), and that cops recovered a large amount of meth and injectable drugs at the scene. I couldn't find any credible follow-up showing arrests for the shooters , nothing that confirms the driver you mention was charged , so if someone says there was an arrest we'd need a specific source to back that up.
That is incredibly agonizing isn't it? To know who did it, know who saw it but nothing has been done. It makes no sense. Push, interview, make it uncomfortable until someone cracks this case to the point of law enforcement doing something about it. Pressure makes a powerful statement.
On the evening of April 3, 2022, in a home on Desiard Street in Monroe, Louisiana, 39-year-old Joseph Allen Moore was found shot to death. Chelsea Rice was also found in the residence, having died from gunshot wounds in what authorities described as a double homicide. Officers responded to a call shortly after 9:30 p.m. and discovered both victims inside the house.
Detectives who processed the scene reported finding a significant quantity of methamphetamine and other injectable narcotics inside the home, a detail that investigators noted complicated the inquiry. In the weeks after the killings the Monroe Police Department appealed to the public for leads; a month after the incident the investigation was still active and no suspects had been publicly identified. No arrests have been announced.
If anyone has information about Joseph Moore, Chelsea Rice, or what happened at the Desiard Street residence on April 3, please share it with Monroe Police or Crime Stoppers.
