On January 18, 1989, six-year-old Tanesha Miller was found shot to death in her family home at 1403 W. Oldham Avenue in Knoxville, Tennessee. Her nine-year-old brother Demarcus Miller and their 28-year-old mother Eula Miller were also found dead, each shot once in the chest at close range with a large-caliber handgun. The bodies were discovered about twelve hours after the killings, which are believed to have occurred around 2 a.m.

Neighbors reported signs of a break-in at the house. In the period before the murders Eula had told her sister she felt increasingly uneasy and had stopped letting the children play outside. The family had reportedly been harassed by nearby drug dealers, including incidents of eggs being thrown at the house and dirt being scattered on the porch.

The triple homicide remains unsolved and the Knoxville Police Department continues to keep the investigation open. Does anyone with memories of that neighborhood in 1989 or information about the Miller family’s situation know anything that could help bring answers?