On the night of October 29–30, 2020, 30-year-old Ryan Ray Rogina was fatally shot at a remote farmhouse near Windsor, Colorado. Rogina, originally from North Dakota and living in Greeley, had been babysitting the family’s young daughter. Around 1:00 a.m. he went outside and was shot twice in the torso in the driveway after confronting a man believed to be attempting to steal his pickup truck.

The same man, identified as 32-year-old Trevor George, then entered the farmhouse and strangled the child. The girl was found alive but seriously injured and taken to a hospital; she was later released. The child’s mother and friends returned to find Rogina dead in the driveway; the mother encountered George at the door as he pointed a gun before fleeing.

Investigators tracked a stolen Dodge Charger Hellcat to a Fort Collins gas station where George was arrested later that afternoon after officers blocked the vehicle and used a taser. He was charged with first-degree murder, attempted murder, burglary, and aggravated motor vehicle theft, held without bond, and pleaded not guilty at a later court appearance.

Did anyone in the Windsor or Greeley area have contact with Rogina in the hours before the shooting or see the Charger that morning?