Maegan Leigh Gammill, 30, was reported missing from Savannah, Tennessee, on April 9, 2021. Her body was found nine days later, on April 18, wrapped in a blanket near Porter’s Creek in Hardin County. An autopsy determined she died of a gunshot wound.

Investigators say Gregory Moore, 30, initially told them he gave Gammill what he thought was methamphetamine, later found her unresponsive at his mother’s home, and placed her body in his vehicle before dumping it in the creek. Moore was first charged with felony abuse of a corpse; after the autopsy he faced upgraded charges including first-degree murder and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. A firearm was recovered in the glove box of his vehicle.

Three others — Vince Duke, Janice Suitor, and Billie Kemp — were later indicted on counts related to abuse of a corpse, tampering with evidence and criminal conspiracy. Gammill, born March 4, 1991, was a mother and active in her church; funeral services were held April 27, 2021.

If anyone knew Maegan or has information about her death, please share what is known with the appropriate investigators.