Tyson De’Naviousse Stewart was 21 when he was fatally shot on August 21, 2020, at a residence on Twin Points Road in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Police found him at the scene with gunshot wounds and pronounced him dead; his 18-year-old half-brother, Kason Keith Porter, was also shot and later died at a local hospital. Tyson, born March 8, 1999, was a father, a Mountain Pine High School graduate and former basketball and football player, and worked in construction.

Investigators reported signs of forced entry at the home and said both Stewart and the occupants were armed. Authorities recovered drugs, drug paraphernalia and several firearms. The occupants, Braxton Gravett and his wife Madison Akers, were arrested on drug and firearm possession charges and released on bond. No homicide charges had been filed, prompting protests from the victims’ family and community members who questioned the investigation and raised concerns about possible racial factors. The prosecuting attorney said charges would depend on the evidence.

Does anyone have information about the events on Twin Points Road that could help clarify what happened?