Nineteen-year-old Alyssa Mariah Sayago was killed in Las Vegas on March 14, 2017, after being lured to a vacant house on Copper Knoll Avenue under the pretense of a marijuana sale. She had expressed concern about the location to a friend before arriving. Once at the dark, empty home she was led to the backyard and was shot once in the head; her death was ruled a homicide.

Investigators say the meeting was arranged remotely by 18-year-old Daelin Wagner, and that 17-year-old Khari James later admitted to shooting Alyssa after she reportedly sprayed mace in his face during the robbery. James was arrested in California and Wagner in Texas. Police also identified 19-year-old Latrell Stanley at the scene by fingerprints, and 19-year-old Tracena Danay Brown was arrested as an alleged getaway driver; charges against Brown were later dismissed. Stanley, James, and Wagner were indicted on murder, robbery, conspiracy, and kidnapping; a fourth male who allegedly accompanied James has not been publicly identified.

Alyssa, a Centennial High School graduate studying at the College of Southern Nevada with plans to pursue kinesiology, had hoped to become a strength and conditioning coach. Does anyone have information about the people involved or about Alyssa’s last movements that could help clarify what happened that night?