On April 13, 2015, Jamye Don SoRelle, a 58-year-old White man, was shot and killed on his rural property outside Worland, Wyoming. Several trailers clustered around a common parking area shared the driveway, and an argument began that evening when a visiting friend found a Suburban and trailer blocking the single entrance and exit. Testimony and reports describe SoRelle approaching with a revolver; the gun discharged near the women. Anthony Haire then retrieved a .40-caliber handgun and, believing SoRelle was in or near the vehicle blocking the driveway, walked up and fired. The probable-cause narrative says twelve rounds were fired and eight struck SoRelle, who was mortally wounded.

Authorities arrested Anthony David Haire and prosecutors charged him with manslaughter and reckless endangerment, including for rounds that traveled toward a nearby highway. A jury found Haire guilty in December 2015, and he was sentenced in May 2016 to eight to ten years for manslaughter with additional penalties for reckless endangerment. The Wyoming Supreme Court reversed the convictions in May 2017, concluding a plain error in the jury self-defense instructions and returned the case for retrial. The sudden loss of SoRelle was described in court by his daughter as devastating to the family.

Does anyone have direct information about SoRelle, his time living on that property, or the events of April 13, 2015?