A couple from Aurora, Colorado, was killed during what began as a planned purchase of a used car for their teenage daughter. Jossline Roland, 40, and her husband Joseph Roland, 39, arranged on August 14, 2020, to buy a Toyota RAV4 they found on the Letgo app. The seller led them away from a mall to an apartment complex on East Cornell Circle, saying he had the wrong title. There the seller pulled a gun and tried to rob the couple of the $3,000 they had brought. Both Jossline and Joseph were shot, transported to a hospital, and pronounced dead minutes apart.

The seller was identified as 18-year-old Kyree Brown. He was arrested after a police chase on August 27, 2020; investigators say he had relisted the stolen vehicle after the killings and he was charged with two counts of first-degree murder. The case raises persistent questions about meeting strangers for online sales and how that planned transaction became a fatal robbery. Does anyone have information about the Rolands, their family, or that August 14 meeting that could help clarify what happened?