Amy Savopoulos, 47, was one of four people killed inside the Savopoulos family home in Washington, D.C., after a roughly 19-hour ordeal that began May 13, 2015. Police say the family and a housekeeper were held hostage, beaten with baseball bats, stabbed and ultimately the mansion was set on fire. Firefighters called to the house on May 14, 2015, found the four victims; the deaths were ruled homicides due to blunt force trauma and stab wounds, and the blaze was ruled arson.

Investigators report the attackers demanded money and extorted $40,000 in cash; an assistant to Savvas Savopoulos delivered the cash before the killings. The family’s blue Porsche was taken and later found burned in a Maryland church parking lot. DNA on a pizza crust at the scene was matched to Daron Wint, a former welder at a company owned by Savvas Savopoulos. Wint was arrested May 21, 2015, charged in the case, convicted on multiple counts including murder on October 25, 2018, and later sentenced to consecutive life terms.

Does anyone have information about the events at the house on May 13–14, 2015, or about the vehicle found in Maryland?