Linda Carol Thompson Myers, 55, was shot to death on March 27, 2003, in the couple’s Darke County, Ohio farmhouse while she slept beside her husband, Jack Myers, who was also killed. Their great-grandson, Dameon Huffman, found the bodies the next morning and ran to a nearby daycare to alert authorities. Nothing of value was taken from the home, which led investigators to discount robbery as a motive.

Early attention fell on Jack’s older son, Travis, because of a strained relationship, but he had a solid alibi. A witness later pointed police toward Jack’s younger son, Gregg Myers, then 25, who was in financial trouble and facing eviction. The witness said Gregg had asked where to get a shotgun to shoot his father and stepmother. Gregg’s fingerprints were reportedly found on latex gloves discarded in the Stillwater River, along with other evidence. He was arrested, tried in April 2004, convicted of two counts of aggravated murder and given two life sentences without parole, plus a concurrent five-year term for aggravated burglary.

Does anyone have memories of the family or information about the case that could add context to what happened?