On the morning of October 25, 2021, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, 51-year-old Frankie Owens was shot inside an apartment after a family dispute and later died at the hospital. Police responded to a 911 call and found Owens on the ground with a gunshot wound and breathing shallowly. His fiancée witnessed the shooting; the confrontation began after she argued with her middle daughter, who then contacted Jaquan Devonte Penny. When Owens opened the apartment door, he was shot.

A neighbor heard the commotion and saw the daughters leave in a red car. Detectives arrested Jaquan Devonte Penny on a charge of first-degree murder; Penny told investigators he acted in self-defense and claimed Owens had a knife, but no knife was recovered at the scene. Penny later pleaded no contest to first-degree manslaughter and received a 25-year prison sentence. The firearm used in the killing was never recovered, and the middle daughter was not charged.

Does anyone have information about the red car or the events inside the apartment that morning?