On the evening of November 2, 2014, 29-year-old Dustin McKinney was shot multiple times and killed during a violent home invasion at 734 N.W. 62nd in Topeka, Kansas. Men posing as law enforcement forced entry while his fiancée, Staci Liles, and their three children were present; the family was not physically harmed but witnessed the shooting. Investigators found more than $40,000 in cash and a quantity of marijuana at the residence, and concluded the motive was likely drug-related.

Evidence collected near the home included a pair of gloves containing a suspect’s DNA, and cell phone data that contradicted alibis. Five people were tied to the case: Jorge Ramirez-Belmontes and Anthony Rocky Guerrero II were charged with felony first-degree murder, aggravated robbery, aggravated burglary and conspiracy; Jonathan Emil Maldonado-Vasquez pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter and aggravated robbery and received 13 years and five months; Angel Gabriel Olavarria-Velez was acquitted of murder but pled to intimidation of a witness and interference with law enforcement and was released after about 20 months in jail. Julio Antonio Olavarria-Velez, another accused participant, was later found slain in Puerto Rico in April 2016.

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