Donna Marie Campos, a 37-year-old Native American woman, was found dead on November 2, 2019, near Wasilla, Alaska. She and 25-year-old Michael Attwood were located off Knik Knack Mud Shack Road, both victims of fatal gunshot wounds. Authorities treated their deaths as homicides from the outset.

Two days later, on November 5, the body of 28-year-old Alyssa Jimenez—who had been with Campos and Attwood that weekend—was found near mile 10 of Knik Goose Bay Road. Investigators believe all three had been together before the killings and classify the incident as a triple homicide. A person of interest, 51-year-old Juan Camarena, surrendered to police and investigators searched his Wasilla-area trailer, locating multiple rounds of ammunition, some hidden, with calibers matching those recovered at the scene. As a convicted felon, his possession of ammunition was illegal; he pleaded guilty to possession charges and was sentenced to up to ten years in prison with fines and supervised release. He was never charged in the murders.

No arrests have been announced in the killings, and the triple homicide remains unresolved.