In the early morning hours of December 22, 2017, a tragic event unfolded in St. Louis, Missouri, forever altering the lives of three families. Chanice White, a 24-year-old female, was fatally shot along with her friends, 24-year-old Dominique Lewis and 25-year-old Reeba Moore, in what police described as a triple homicide. The three women found themselves caught in the midst of a home invasion at a residence in the 4200 block of John Avenue.
In a desperate attempt to flee the gunmen who had broken into the house, the three women ran to a car parked outside.
Their escape was cut short when the assailants opened fire on the vehicle, unleashing a barrage of bullets from different caliber weapons. All three women were struck and tragically pronounced dead at the scene, their bodies discovered inside the car. A man who was also present at the home managed to escape the intruders and was not injured. The incident, which occurred just days before Christmas, left the victims' families heartbroken and searching for answers.
In the years that have followed the brutal slayings, the case has remained unsolved, with no arrests made and no suspects publicly identified. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has continued to investigate the triple murder, and at various points, a significant reward has been offered for information leading to an arrest. The families of Chanice White, Dominique Lewis, and Reeba Moore have repeatedly made public pleas for anyone with knowledge of the crime to come forward, expressing their profound grief and the difficulty of finding closure while the perpetrators remain at large. The unsolved nature of the case has been highlighted in discussions about the challenges faced by law enforcement in solving violent crimes in the city.
