Connie Overstreet Woolweaver, 37, was found shot to death inside her Highland Lakes home in Birmingham, Alabama on December 14, 2016. Her 13-year-old son discovered her after returning from school; she had been shot multiple times with a 9mm handgun, including at least one wound to the head, and was pronounced dead at the scene.

Investigators treated the killing as not random, noting the gated community’s requirement that visitors be signed in and concluding Woolweaver likely knew her killer. Attention turned to Adam Michael Burrus, 37, a married businessman described as a longtime friend and business partner who ran a fishing lure company, Bass Attacker, in which Woolweaver was involved. Burrus was taken in for questioning the day after the body was found and was later arrested and charged with her murder; authorities called the slaying a crime of passion and examined a possible money dispute, including suggestions Woolweaver had loaned Burrus a substantial sum.

Anyone who knew Connie, her family, or the people connected to Bass Attacker and can help fill in what happened that day is asked to come forward.