In the winter of 2018 in Memphis, Tennessee, a dispute erupted during a dice game that tragically escalated, claiming the lives of two men. On the evening of January 14, 34-year-old Corey Evans and 35-year-old Teronzel Cox were shot and killed. The altercation, according to police, was the direct result of a disagreement that broke out amongst the players.
The double homicide was reported by local news outlets, which highlighted the violent nature of the incident stemming from the
gambling dispute. Law enforcement officials began an investigation into the killings, seeking to identify those responsible for the deaths of Evans and Cox.
Despite the initial reports and the clear cause of the deadly confrontation, publicly available information regarding the ongoing investigation has been scarce. Details about specific suspects or any arrests made in connection with the murders of Corey Evans and Teronzel Cox have not been released or reported in subsequent news coverage. The case of the fatal shooting that ended the lives of two men over a dice game remains without a publicly announced resolution, leaving the identities of the shooter or shooters and any subsequent legal proceedings, such as trials or convictions, unknown based on available online sources.
