Bias Easley, 27, was shot and killed on June 5, 2014, at the High Meadow Condominiums on Farmhurst Drive in Charlotte, North Carolina. Easley, a correctional officer at Lanesboro Correctional Institution, was found in a walkway at the complex; investigators say the killing was not related to his job but grew out of an ongoing dispute between Easley and one of the suspects.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police obtained murder warrants for Raphael White, 30, and Trevor White, 28. Raphael White later surrendered on August 17, 2014, and was charged with murder; Trevor White surrendered in mid-July and was charged with accessory after the fact. Police collected evidence and interviewed witnesses at the scene as the investigation continued.

Easley was remembered by family and friends as mild-mannered and caring. He is survived by his children Tobias Easley, Anias Easley, and Miekael, and other relatives. Did anyone in the neighborhood or who knew Bias know about the dispute that led to his death?