On July 15, 2020, Kaleb T. Charlton, 18, was fatally shot inside a home on Duraso Drive in Westlake, Louisiana, during a violent intrusion. He was at the residence with his 17-year-old girlfriend, Kyla Hidalgo, and members of her family when Neil P. Broussard forced his way into the house. A 911 call placed at 3:47 a.m. by Kyla’s mother, Catherine Hidalgo, reported that Kyla had been sexually assaulted and that Broussard was inside the home; Catherine pleaded for him not to harm her children.

Deputies from the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office arrived within ten minutes and found Kaleb and Kyla dead of multiple gunshot wounds; Catherine Hidalgo was critically wounded and taken for emergency surgery. A 14-year-old daughter of the household was abducted during the incident and found alive several hours later in Beauregard Parish after Broussard released her. Broussard fled in the family car, which was later found abandoned.

Neil Broussard, who had prior child-molestation convictions and an outstanding warrant, was captured the next day at a Ragley Dollar General after employees detained him and called police; he surrendered without incident. His wife, Tori Lynette Broussard, was also arrested.

If anyone knew Kaleb or was in the Westlake area that night, does anything about the timeline or the movements of the vehicle used to flee stand out to you?