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On the evening of July 17, 2006, a shooting in a remote cornfield near Bowman in Pike County, Indiana, left three young people dead and one critically wounded. Eighteen-year-old Keela Leigh Lynch, 17-year-old Rebekah Acorn and 21-year-old Daniel White were found deceased at the scene. An 18-year-old, Cameron White, survived after sustaining gunshot and stab wounds and used a cell phone to call for help and direct authorities to the secluded location.

Investigators say surviving Cameron White named 23-year-old Nicolas Harbison as the shooter. Harbison had reportedly driven the group to the field, opened fire, then fled. He was located after a manhunt that ended when he surrendered to Indiana State Police on August 1, 2006; he was charged with three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder, and prosecutors announced an intent to seek the death penalty. Harbison told police he had shot the victims.

Authorities also arrested Harbison’s girlfriend, Misty D. Davis; court records show she was convicted of assisting a criminal and providing false information for helping Harbison hide and lying about their whereabouts. Does anyone have additional information about Keela Leigh Lynch or the others that could shed light on that night?