On March 14, 2017, 23-year-old Kenya Campbell of Woodland, Mississippi, and 23-year-old Kentario Boyd of Tupelo were found dead inside a vehicle parked on the side of Dixie Road in a rural area of Clay County. Both victims had sustained multiple gunshot wounds; authorities quickly determined the deaths were a double homicide.

Investigators from the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, assisted by the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation and other agencies, developed a theory that the killings stemmed from a drug transaction that turned violent. Community cooperation was credited in the rapid identification of two suspects. On March 17, 2017, authorities arrested 22-year-old Shundray Johnson of Mantee and 24-year-old Tabarrius Coffey of Calhoun City; both were charged with two counts of murder.

What information about the shootings or the victims’ movements that day could help clarify what happened to Kenya Campbell?