Devin Glenn Morgan was 22 months old when he was shot to death on April 30, 1984, in Spring Hill, Texas, alongside his parents, Jerry and Brenda Morgan. The three were found in their home, each having died of gunshot wounds in what investigators classified as a triple murder.

Alvin Andrew Kelly, a former truck repair shop owner already serving a 30-year sentence for another murder, was later implicated after his ex-wife, Cynthia May Cummings, provided information and testified that she saw Kelly and Ronnie Lee Wilson commit the killings. Kelly’s brother also testified that Kelly had threatened the Morgans and later admitted the murders. No physical evidence was reported to directly link Kelly to the crime scene. Kelly denied knowing the Morgans and said he had never met them until seeing a family portrait at his trial. He was convicted and sentenced to death; he was executed by lethal injection on October 14, 2008.

Controversy remains because of the absence of physical evidence cited in the case and the reliance on witness testimony. Did anyone in Spring Hill at the time have information about threats against the Morgans or remember seeing unfamiliar visitors at their home around April 30, 1984?