On the morning of November 1, 2018, in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, 16-year-old Kloee Toliver was shot in the head while she slept. Her older brother, 18-year-old Kayson Toliver, was also shot and killed in his bed. Their mother, Amy Leann Hall, is reported to have been the shooter.

A 14-year-old daughter who shared a room with Kloee was grazed in the head and neck but escaped to a bathroom and persuaded their mother to surrender the gun. Kloee was taken to a local hospital in critical condition and later was declared brain dead; she remained on life support for five days so her organs could be donated to eight recipients. The community of Beggs held a candlelight vigil for the well-liked high school cheerleader.

After the shootings Hall fled, leading police on a high-speed chase before being apprehended; she reportedly said she was sorry and that part of her believed she was saving them from her ex-husband. Hall was charged in connection with the deaths of Kloee and Kayson and with shooting with intent to kill the youngest daughter.

Did anyone in Beggs have contact with Kloee or her siblings in the days before November 1 who might have seen warning signs?