Eighteen-year-old Jack Luibel graduated from White Station High School and spent Labor Day, September 2, 2019, with his father before arranging to meet someone he had connected with on Snapchat. Later that day he sent his cousin a worried text asking that help be sent if he didn’t call in 30 minutes. Within that window he was lured to a house in the Frayser neighborhood, where he was robbed and fatally shot; police notified his family within two hours of his father last seeing him.

Memphis police linked the case to two teenagers, Talas Bonds and Erin Tillman, both 19 at the time of indictment. Authorities say the Snapchat messages were a ruse to draw Jack to the house; Bonds was arrested two weeks after the murder and Tillman surrendered soon after. Both were indicted on first-degree murder and attempted aggravated robbery, and investigators connected them to other robberies during the same period that targeted pizza delivery drivers and a person lured through a dating app.

Jack’s family, classmates and the community mourned a young man described as outgoing and trusting. Does anyone have information about Jack’s last movements or the location where he was lured?