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Timothy Wendell Parker, 58, and his wife Jeannie Parker, 50, were found shot to death in a basement bedroom of their Spanish Fork, Utah home after a welfare check on March 14, 2023. Officers entered through an unlocked window and discovered the bodies partially covered by a blanket; the scene was described as disordered with numerous guns, pill bottles, and holes in the walls. Investigators believe the couple were killed sometime after Timothy left work on the afternoon of March 11, and Timothy’s forearm was later found burned postmortem while he remained in the clothes he had worn to work.

Suspicion focused on Jeannie’s son and Timothy’s stepson, 26-year-old Tryston Robert Erickson, who lived at the house and whom co-workers said Timothy was evicting. Jeannie’s car and cellphone were missing; detectives traced the phone to Steamboat Springs, Colorado, where deputies located the vehicle. Erickson led officers on a pursuit, was arrested with a handgun on his person and two more guns in the car, and was taken to Utah for questioning. He was later charged with two counts of aggravated murder after phone images were recovered showing the deceased couple on the evening of March 12.

Does anyone have information about the Parkers’ movements in Spanish Fork between March 11 and March 14, or about Erickson’s whereabouts during that period?