In the early morning hours of February 8, 2006, intruders forced their way into a home on North Reisner Avenue in Indianapolis and opened fire, killing Tiffany Denise Farral, 28, and her boyfriend Derrick Jones, 26, known as Payday. Farral’s three young children, ages ten, six and four, were in the house and physically unharmed; one of the daughters made a distress call that brought police to the scene. Jones was pronounced dead at the scene; Farral was taken to Methodist Hospital and died later that day from her injuries.

Investigators traced a months-long conflict to a confrontation in October 2005 between Jones and a man identified as Antonio C. Putman, known as Memphis. Evidence showed Putman had been asking about Jones’s whereabouts and reportedly sought directions to the house hours before the attack. Authorities identified Putman and an associate, Brian Freeman, as suspects, and both were arrested and charged with two counts of murder and carrying a handgun without a license; prosecutors presented the feud and premeditation during the trial.

Anyone who knew Tiffany, Derrick, or their family, or who has information about the events leading up to February 8, 2006, is asked to come forward.