Eleven-year-old Sienna Dusk Owens of Estill Springs, Tennessee, died of a single gunshot wound to the upper back on December 11, 2015. She was at the home of a 12-year-old classmate, Mason Amacher, in the garage on Honey Lane when the shooting occurred. First responders began CPR and transported her to Southern Tennessee Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead on arrival.

Mason Amacher was charged in juvenile court with reckless homicide; he was found guilty and committed to the custody of the Department of Children’s Services for an indeterminate period with reviews every ninety days. Jennifer Amacher, who was present in the home, pleaded guilty to three counts of reckless endangerment and received three years probation, 300 hours of community service, and fines and court costs for allowing access to a loaded firearm.

Sienna’s death prompted passage of Sienna’s Law in Tennessee, which created a minimum one-year commitment to the Department of Children’s Services, or until the juvenile turns 19, for juveniles convicted of serious violent offenses including reckless homicide. Did anyone in Estill Springs know Sienna, her classmates, or have information about that day?