On the morning of February 3, 2018, nineteen-year-old Jereme Jones and a friend, Devonte Taylor, arranged to meet people they believed were interested in buying two rifles. The meeting was an apparent setup by members of the Piru Bloods who intended to rob the men of the firearms. Both Jones and Taylor were shot multiple times with two different caliber weapons and were later found dead in the front seat of a parked car at Fletcher Creek Park in the Cordova neighborhood of Memphis; visitors discovered the bodies at about 9:45 a.m., and the Memphis Police Department opened a homicide investigation.

The investigation produced several suspects. Juanyai Walls, identified as a member of the Piru Bloods, was convicted in July 2022 by a Criminal Court jury of two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of especially aggravated robbery and received two automatic life sentences for the murder convictions. Co-defendant Kentrell Spight took a plea and was sentenced to 35 years with no possibility of parole. Two other people were charged and awaiting trial.

Are there witnesses or anyone with information about the February 3, 2018 meeting or the events that followed who can help investigators?