A graduation party in South Jordan, Utah, on the night of June 5–6, 2021, ended with the death of 19-year-old Kelly James Glaubensklee. The gathering on West 11400 South had many attendees, some invited via social media, and a physical fight broke out between Glaubensklee and a juvenile who had come with uninvited guests. The group left but returned in a vehicle; as the car was departing a second time, a passenger leaned out and fired about 13 rounds toward the house. Glaubensklee was struck in the chest by a single bullet and later died despite life-saving efforts.

South Jordan Police identified four suspects quickly and located the vehicle. A juvenile driver was taken into custody, and on June 8, 2021, 18-year-old Anthony Rendon of West Jordan was arrested as the alleged shooter. Investigators recovered two .40 caliber handguns at Rendon’s home and ammunition matching shell casings from the scene. Rendon was charged with aggravated murder and multiple counts related to discharging a firearm. The Glaubensklee family described profound loss and enduring pain over their son’s death.

Did anyone who attended that party or knew Kelly notice anything unusual about the uninvited guests that night?