A meeting arranged by phone in the pre-dawn hours of December 30, 2013, in Metairie, Louisiana, ended in a double shooting that killed 29-year-old Demektric Whitfield-Anderson and 25-year-old Tacara C. Williams, both from Memphis, Tennessee. Whitfield-Anderson was driving with Williams in the front seats and a third woman in the rear when a phone call led them to an apartment complex on Pasadena Avenue. Shortly before 5:30 a.m., two men approached the vehicle; after a brief conversation with Whitfield-Anderson he attempted to back away and the men opened fire.

Whitfield-Anderson was hit multiple times and later died at East Jefferson General Hospital; Williams was killed at the scene. A bullet also struck an apartment window where a child was sleeping but the child was uninjured. Authorities described the shooting as drug-related, and the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office identified Jason Jay Thomas of New Orleans as a suspect, who surrendered and was booked on two counts of second-degree murder.

Does anyone have information about the meeting that led to that apartment visit or the two men who approached the car?