On August 9, 2014, 23-year-old Abigail Torres-Renteria was found dead on farmland off Nine Canyon Road, south of Kennewick, Washington. She was nearly nine months pregnant. A farmworker discovered her body at about 5:30 a.m., alongside two other Pasco residents, 19-year-old Victoria Torres and 22-year-old David Perez-Saucedo; all three had been fatally shot.

Investigators identified 23-year-old Francisco J. Resendez Miranda of Umatilla, Oregon, as a person of interest; he was arrested on August 10, 2014, on unrelated charges and later charged with three counts of aggravated first-degree murder. Prosecutors said an aggravating circumstance was Torres-Renteria’s advanced pregnancy. A forensic pathologist testified that she died from a gunshot wound that passed through her jaw and neck.

Authorities also sought Resendez Miranda’s father, Fidel Miranda-Huitron, and two brothers, Eduardo Miranda-Resendiz and Fernando de Jesus Miranda-Resendiz, for questioning and believed they may have left the country. If anyone knew Abigail, her movements, or was in the area the night of August 8–9, please share what can help the record.