Christopher Haynes, 41, was found dead in his car at the Riceland Foods plant in Stuttgart, Arkansas on the evening of June 8, 2016. An administrative assistant arriving for her shift discovered Haynes in the driver’s seat of his maroon Grand Am with the passenger window shattered. He had sustained multiple gunshot wounds to the head, left shoulder, and right forearm; investigators recovered six .40-caliber shell casings at the scene.

Security footage showed a distinctive Dodge Ram dually at the plant around the time of the killing. That vehicle was traced to Corey Jeffery, and investigators developed a theory that an alleged affair between Jeffery’s wife and Haynes had caused friction in the marriage. Evidence reported in the investigation included a .40-caliber bullet found in the truck, a receipt for a handgun and ammunition purchase, and video of Jeffery and another man, Jonathan Dabner, at a gun store.

Jeffery was later arrested and charged in connection with Haynes’s murder; Dabner was identified as a suspect and pleaded guilty in a separate case to unlawful discharge of a firearm from a vehicle. Does anyone have information about Haynes’s life or movements on the day of the killing that could help clarify what happened?