On a summer night in Baton Rouge in July 2014, Travis Jones, 22, and Daniel Boudreaux—both experiencing homelessness—were shot and killed in the early morning hours. Jones was found in the middle of a street by police who had responded to reports of gunfire; Boudreaux was located on the porch of a nearby abandoned house. Both men were pronounced dead at the scene.

Authorities identified a suspect, Azell Brown of Zachary, and the case went to trial. The prosecution presented evidence, but the jury did not convict and Brown was acquitted of the murders of Travis Jones and Daniel Boudreaux. The defense arguments and the jury’s reasoning were not widely publicized, leaving questions about what happened that night.

If anyone knew Travis or remembers activity in that neighborhood the morning of the shootings, please share information that might help shed light on these deaths.