On January 6, 2006, Mary Baskerville-Tucker, 46, was found murdered in her Richmond, Virginia home on East Broad Rock Road alongside her husband, 55-year-old Percyell Tucker, and their 21-year-old daughter, Ashley Baskerville. The house had been ransacked and all three victims were bound and gagged. Mary and her husband suffered slash wounds to their throats; all three had layers of duct tape wrapped around their heads that caused suffocation, and Ashley also had a plastic bag placed over her head.

Investigators tied the killings to a week-long crime spree in the Richmond area carried out by Ricky Javon Gray and his nephew Ray Joseph Dandridge. Ashley is reported to have acted as a lookout in an earlier murder of the Harvey family and to have helped facilitate the robbery of her own home before being killed by her accomplices. Gray and Dandridge were arrested on January 7, 2006, in Philadelphia; Dandridge confessed quickly and later pleaded guilty to three counts of capital murder and received three consecutive life terms without parole, while Gray provided a detailed confession several hours after his arrest.

Did anyone in Richmond remember signs of the week-long spree or have information about the suspects’ movements in early January 2006?