Robin Carre, 57, and his wife, Dr. Beth Potter, were abducted from their Madison home and found shot in the back of the head at point-blank range in a ditch at the University of Wisconsin Arboretum on March 31, 2020. Dr. Potter was pronounced dead at the scene; Robin Carre died after being transported to a local hospital.

Investigators connected the killings to disputes over COVID-19 social distancing measures. Khari Sanford, who was dating the couple’s daughter Miriam Carre and had been living with the family early in the pandemic, reportedly clashed with household members over his refusal to follow distancing rules. Sanford and his friend Ali'jah Larrue kidnapped the couple, took them to the arboretum, and executed them.

Sanford was found guilty of two counts of first-degree intentional homicide and received life without parole. Larrue pleaded guilty to felony murder and testified against Sanford, saying he did not know Sanford planned to kill the couple. Does anyone have memories of the Carres or information about that night that could help fill gaps in the timeline?