Katrina Lynn Miller was 23 when her body was found on the evening of July 24, 2014, in a Hancock County, Indiana, cornfield. Two boys discovered her. An investigation determined she had been shot in the head.

Prosecutors say jealousy and a dispute over missing drugs motivated the killing. Court testimony describes Amanda Gonzales confronting Katrina after finding her with Gonzales’s boyfriend, Ronnie Westbrook, in a hotel room. That confrontation, together with anger over missing drugs, led to a plan in which Gonzales and Joe Meyers drove Katrina to a remote cornfield, forced her to her knees, and Meyers shot her. Westbrook, who was on parole and wearing a GPS ankle monitor that placed him away from the murder site, was dropped off before the shooting.

Convictions followed in the case. Amanda Gonzales was convicted of murder and conspiracy to commit murder and received a 60-year sentence. Joe Meyers was convicted of murder and kidnapping and received 75 years. Ronnie Westbrook pleaded guilty to assisting a criminal and was sentenced to six years.

Did anyone in the Hancock County area know Katrina or have information about the days leading up to July 24, 2014?