On the morning of August 11, 2013, two men were found shot to death inside a white Ford pickup parked near the Spring Lake Park swimming pool in Omaha, Nebraska. The victims were identified as 26-year-old Juan Uribe-Pena and 29-year-old Jorge Cajiga-Ruiz. Both had been shot in the head with a shotgun and their pockets were turned inside out.

Investigators say Uribe-Pena and Cajiga-Ruiz had been lured to the park by a ruse involving a sexual encounter with two women. Authorities later arrested Nikko Jenkins, who had been released from prison 12 days earlier, and tied these killings to a series of murders he committed over the following 10 days. Jenkins told police he carried out the killings as sacrifices to an ancient Egyptian god named Apophis and confessed during interrogation; he was charged with four counts of first-degree murder.

The case also alleged involvement by several of Jenkins family members, including his mother, who purchased the ammunition used.