On April 5, 2016, 54-year-old Karen Hill-LeCou was found dead in her Belfry, Montana home alongside her sister, 72-year-old Sharon Hill-Lamb, and brother-in-law, 76-year-old Lloyd Lamb. All three victims died of gunshot wounds. A neighbor alerted police after not seeing or hearing from the residents for a couple of days, prompting officers to check the house and discover the bodies in the small community of about 200 people.

Suspicion fell on Karen’s husband, 39-year-old Robert James LeCou, who had been living in the home and reportedly helping care for the elderly couple. He was not at the residence after the killings; a search took investigators to Nine Mile Falls, Washington, where LeCou was found at his mother’s house three days later and arrested without incident. He was charged with three counts of deliberate homicide, and had a prior conviction for involvement in a fatal beating in Texas.

Does anyone in Belfry or Nine Mile Falls remember unusual activity around that property in early April 2016 or have information about the days leading up to the killings?