On September 12, 2013, the bodies of four young people were found inside a parked car on a quiet road in the Renegade Mountain community near Crab Orchard, Tennessee. Among the victims was 17-year-old Domonic Lewis Davis. She was found with her aunt, 22-year-old Rikki Danielle Jacobsen, 17-year-old Steven Presley and 16-year-old John Lajeunesse. All four died of gunshot wounds in what investigators described as a brutal shooting.

Police say the killings occurred during a planned marijuana transaction — the victims had arranged to meet the suspects to sell a quarter-pound of marijuana on the secluded mountain road when a robbery turned violent. The investigation led to 26-year-old Jacob Allen Bennett and his 25-year-old girlfriend Brittany Lina Yvonn Moser. Bennett was arrested the day after the bodies were discovered; Moser was arrested shortly afterward.

A grand jury indicted Bennett on multiple counts including premeditated murder and felony murder, and prosecutors initially sought the death penalty. In June 2016 Bennet pleaded guilty to four counts of felony murder and two counts of attempted aggravated robbery and received four consecutive life terms without parole. Moser was indicted on felony murder and attempted aggravated robbery counts and, as of mid-2016, was awaiting prosecution.

Did anyone in the Renegade Mountain area know the victims or have information about the meeting that night?