Zenobia Lloyd, 83, was one of three family members murdered in Fort Worth on May 30, 1991. The attack occurred in the early hours when Edward Lagrone entered the Lloyd home and opened fire with a double-barreled pistol-grip shotgun. Also killed were 10-year-old Shakeisha Lloyd, Zenobia’s great-niece, and 76-year-old Caola Lloyd, described as deaf, blind and bedridden with cancer.

The killings were linked in reports to Pamela Lloyd’s complaint alleging a sexual assault; Pamela had discovered her daughter’s pregnancy and reported it, leading to an arrest and release on bail. Lagrone was arrested and charged with capital murder. Prosecutors later presented DNA evidence tying Lagrone to Shakeisha’s pregnancy at trial.

What details about the night of May 30, 1991, or the Lloyd family’s movements before the attack might help clarify how the killer gained access to the house?