Tiffany Loisell was 27 when she was found dead inside a Woodrow Avenue home in Flint on December 17, 2016. Emergency crews responding to a house fire discovered Tiffany and two men, 60-year-old John Naum and 34-year-old Kenneth Curler. Autopsies showed all three had been shot before the fire was intentionally set to try to conceal the crime.

Investigators focused on 27-year-old Tyree Jamaul Culberson of Mount Morris, who had been living at the house Tiffany rented and reportedly used the location to sell drugs. Neighbors and witnesses said tensions had risen after Culberson accused Tiffany of stealing money, drugs, and a firearm, and reported seeing him carrying a distinctive pink revolver in the days before the killings. Ballistics linked that pink revolver to the shootings; Culberson’s DNA was found on the weapon and his thumbprint was on a bottle of nail-polish remover that, with isopropyl alcohol, had been used as an accelerant.

Culberson was arrested and charged in the triple homicide, arson, weapons and drug counts. Anyone with information about Tiffany, the other victims, or the events in the days before December 17, 2016, is asked to come forward.