On October 30, 2016, 37-year-old Angela Graevs was one of three people shot dead in the front yard of her home on the rural outskirts of Moundridge, Kansas. Also killed were her 33-year-old boyfriend, Travis Street, and a 52-year-old friend, Richard Prouty. A passing motorist was flagged down and alerted authorities; deputies found Graevs and Street’s 18-month-old toddler inside the residence, physically unharmed but crying.

Investigators tied the killings to a dispute over a drug debt within a methamphetamine trafficking operation. Authorities identified 35-year-old Jereme Lee Nelson and his 31-year-old girlfriend, Myrta Rangel, as the primary suspects. After fleeing the state, Nelson and Rangel were arrested in Mexico in January 2017, returned to U.S. custody, and charged with capital murder. Court filings say Rangel provided a .40-caliber handgun to Nelson knowing he intended to collect the debt from Street.

Nelson later pleaded guilty to multiple felonies, including second-degree murder and voluntary manslaughter, and received a sentence of nearly 40 years. Rangel pleaded guilty to federal firearms charges and was sentenced to six years in federal prison. Did anyone in the Moundridge area know the victims or the suspected trafficking network and have details that could shed more light on what happened?