Brodes Calvin Perry was 36 when he was fatally shot at his Collierville, Tennessee, apartment on April 4, 2019. Police found him with multiple gunshot wounds after a woman who had been an acquaintance from his past in Little Rock, Arkansas, arrived at the home he shared with his wife.

The visitor, identified as licensed social worker and anger management specialist Latoshia Daniels, purchased the handgun in Arkansas the same day before driving to the Perrys’ apartment. Daniels was arrested at the scene and charged with first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder. At trial she testified she did not remember firing the gun and the defense said she intended to take her own life, but the prosecution introduced the weapons purchase as evidence of premeditation. A jury convicted Daniels of second-degree murder and reckless endangerment for the injury to Perry’s wife.

Does anyone have information about Perry’s life in Little Rock or the timeline of his move to Tennessee that could shed light on the relationship’s history?