Heather Cox was 27 when her body was found on the shoulder of Briarpatch Cemetery Road in Loranger, Louisiana, in the early morning of October 11, 2016. Responding officers initially treated the call as a possible hit-and-run, but investigators determined Cox had died of a gunshot wound to her upper torso and she was pronounced dead at the scene.

Shortly after the discovery, Cox’s 2006 Nissan Sentra was located burning on Highway 1054 in Independence. Investigators connected the burned vehicle to her death and say the events were part of a broader 36-hour crime spree. Authorities arrested 30-year-old Brian Gregory Anthony II of Albany within a day, accusing him of shooting Cox during an argument over drugs while they were in a friend’s car, leaving her body roadside, taking her money and drugs, and later setting the car on fire. He was charged with second-degree murder and multiple other felonies.

Two others, Kristy Iverstine and Cole Cleveland, were arrested on obstruction of justice charges for allegedly helping Anthony hide. What details about the timeline or motive are still unclear to readers with information?