Ella Louise Lindsay, 76, was one of three elderly visitors found murdered at a remote property in Salome, Arizona, in April 2016. Ella and her 83-year-old husband, Lester Carl Lindsay, were visiting from Wenatchee, Washington, alongside their friend Alice Boyd, 81, of Bingen. A La Paz County deputy discovered the bodies while investigating a string of burglaries.

Investigators reported the victims suffered gunshot wounds among other injuries, and the scene suggested an armed robbery with no apparent witnesses or clear motive. The case took a turn when a 24-year-old Phoenix man, Kitage Lynch, was arrested after allegedly firing on officers in Glendale; he was found driving a vehicle belonging to Alice Boyd and a handgun recovered in that incident matched a gun stolen from the Salome home. Biological evidence from the crime scene later led authorities to name Lynch as the primary suspect and a grand jury indicted him on three counts of first-degree murder and related charges.

Does anyone have information about the Lindsay family’s visits to Salome or about suspicious activity in that area around April 2016?