Tabatha Murphy Hancock, 28, of Woodland, Alabama, and her eight-month-old son, Logan, were found dead inside their home on Tuesday, July 20, 2010. Both victims sustained gunshot wounds. Initial reports identified Tabatha’s husband, 28-year-old Oxford police officer Bill Hancock, as the suspect; investigators concluded he shot his wife and infant son and then died by suicide, and the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office referred the investigation to the Alabama Bureau of Investigations.

Tabatha was remembered by family and friends as a caring, devoted mother and active community member. She taught Sunday School at Jordan’s Chapel Methodist Church, was a lifetime Girl Scouts member and Gold Award recipient, and worked as a post-closing team leader at a local bank after graduating Woodland High School in 2000 and the University of West Georgia. Early reports said the couple had been experiencing marital difficulties, which were noted as possibly contributing to the events.

Anyone who knew Tabatha, her family, or had information about the household in Woodland around July 2010 is asked to come forward with what they remember.