Sandra Miller, 34, was found shot to death at her Shingletown, California home on May 7, 2013, along with her daughters Shelby, 8, and Shasta, 4. Deputies responding to a 911 call from the residence heard a woman sobbing and loud banging; the doors were locked and the three victims were located inside with fatal gunshot wounds. Sandra’s husband, Shane Franklin Miller, was immediately identified as the primary suspect; he had a documented history of domestic violence and prior convictions including felony marijuana cultivation and a federal gun conviction that resulted in nearly four years in federal prison.

After the murders a nationwide manhunt named Shane Miller as armed and dangerous; his truck was later found abandoned near Petrolia, California, and his dog was seen along the Lost Coast Trail. A $25,000 reward and numerous tips followed, but Miller evaded capture for more than a year before a body later identified as his was recovered on a Northern California riverbank. The deaths devastated the Shingletown community and underscored the deadly consequences of domestic violence.

If anyone knew Sandra or her daughters, or has information about the events leading up to May 7, 2013, please come forward.