On January 30, 2014, a caretaker making a routine visit to an apartment in the 1600 block of 17th Street Southeast, Washington, D.C., found 21-year-old Ronnetta Hurley-Brown and 21-year-old Ervin Phillip Ingraham dead of gunshot wounds. The couple’s two young children, ages one and two, were unharmed in the apartment.

Officers reported a strong smell of bleach and running water from the sinks when they entered, suggesting someone had attempted to clean the scene. Investigators treated the killings as a targeted attack rather than a random act. A pair of latex gloves recovered from Ingraham’s car contained DNA that matched 22-year-old Tyrron Lamont Sweeney, and a witness reported seeing a man matching Sweeney’s description leaving the victims’ apartment on the night of the murders. Sweeney was arrested and charged in connection with the double homicide.

Does anyone have information about the victims’ lives in Southeast D.C. or the night of January 30, 2014?