On the morning of October 31, 2020, Deanna Sibley, a 44-year-old Black woman, was found by Indianapolis police at the Pangea Prairies Apartments around 3:47 a.m. She had suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene; an autopsy later showed she had been shot 15 times.

Investigators say the dispute began earlier that day and involved Facebook posts. Antonio Lowery, then 19 and the boyfriend of Sibley’s pregnant daughter, had been helping with a move and left during an argument. He returned demanding $100, the argument escalated, and as Sibley’s daughter — seven months pregnant at the time — walked away, Lowery began shooting. The daughter escaped and hid under a truck after hearing the gunfire and her mother’s plea.

Lowery was arrested and told detectives he shot Sibley over the money and the Facebook posts, saying he was angry and kept firing until his gun was empty. Anyone with information about Deanna Sibley or the events that morning is asked to come forward.