On December 10, 2014, 37-year-old Jason Quijada was fatally shot in a home in unincorporated Adams County near Denver. Two teenagers, 18-year-old Johnny Gutierrez and 17-year-old Jayson Figueroa, were also killed; a fourth person, Joshua Williamson, was shot and survived. A distraught woman’s 911 call brought deputies to the scene.

Investigators say the killings were part of a robbery in which the attackers took money, firearms, drugs, and credit cards. Two suspects were identified: Gabriel Flores, described as the gunman, was captured the same day after a high-speed chase that ended near Morrison; Furmen Leyba was arrested two days later and allegedly shot at an Adams County deputy during his arrest.

Subsequent trials resulted in convictions: Leyba was found guilty of aggravated robbery and accessory to first-degree murder and sentenced to 36 years in August 2016; Flores was convicted in January 2017 of three counts of first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder and aggravated robbery and received three consecutive life terms plus 48 years.

Did anyone in the community have contact with Jason or the victims in the days before December 10, 2014?