On January 18, 1989, 28-year-old Eula Miller and her children DeMarcus, 9, and Tanesha, 6, were found dead in their Western Heights apartment at 1403 W. Oldham Avenue in Knoxville. All three were discovered in the same bed, each suffering a single gunshot wound. A window had been broken from the outside and the firearm used was missing from the scene.

Early investigators considered murder-suicide because of Eula’s reported depression and financial stress, but those theories shifted when scene details didn’t fit: the broken exterior window, the missing weapon, and the fact that nothing of significant value appeared to be taken. Police looked into a burglary gone wrong and checked an ex-boyfriend and an ex-husband, but both were ruled out and no arrests have been announced.

The Knoxville Police Department classifies this as an unsolved triple homicide. Does anyone have information about the family, the Western Heights neighborhood in 1989, or leads that could help finally close this case?