Pierre Tenner, 42, was killed in Natchez, Mississippi, on the evening of May 24, 2015. He arrived at the home he had once shared with his estranged wife, Doris Tenner, while intoxicated and forcibly kicked in the locked door. A confrontation with Doris’s new partner, Casey Woods, ended when Woods shot Tenner in the right thigh; Tenner was pronounced dead after being taken to hospital. An autopsy found Tenner had a high blood alcohol content, and no weapon was found on or near his body at the scene.

Woods was arrested and tried in Adams County. The defense argued self-defense, citing Tenner’s forcible entry and the Castle Doctrine. The jury convicted Woods of second-degree murder and sentenced him to life without parole; the conviction was later reversed on appeal and the case remanded for a new trial. Does anyone have information about Tenner’s movements that night or witnesses who were at the house?